It is very true.
As what the pastor said today, as much as he respects doctors (his son, in fact is a scientist), they have no ultimate say when they tell their patients when will be their last day on earth.
Miracles happen a lot of times, that the patients are able to live longer than the doctors predicted.
The pastor himself is a very good example as there was a tumor in his body but at the end the doctors couldn't find it with X-Ray.
Even my Dad is another example. There was supposed to be a small lump in his body 2 years ago but after few scans during his second checkup the doctors just couldn't find it.
My Mum's cyst disappeared by itself within a year. If I didn't remember wrongly. And that was during my high school days.
Me, well, had fits and yeah, I'm fully recovered.
Believing in Science has nothing to do with believing in God's presence. A Human Brain itself is something that can't be created with other ingredients. Not like baking cakes, where you can get the recipe you know.
Some people believe in ghosts, but they refused to believe in God's existence. I'm not saying that ghosts don't exist, but if you have a choice to keep either ghost or God's existence in your heart, why will you choose to remember ghost who gives you fear rather than choosing God who gives you peace?
Think about it. :)
For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance : that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures. -1 Corinthians 15:3 -
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