an encouraging story of a missionary doctor in Africa- EBOLA

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I believe in God and I am a Christian. I also believe in prayer, and I believe in God answering prayers to the faithful. So this video is really comforting and real for me.

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Albatross

@Emosaur In quantum logic it might mean that the cat is both dead an alive albeit it just a thought experiment. So life is stranger than you think

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Albatross

@Emosaur so now you want me to teach you the logic of quantum physics. That's not going to happen. You must accept that there is realities way beyond your comprehension. religion is not part of it or excluded from it. It demands huge thought and understanding. It turns your binary logic into a logic for the remedial. You would have to understand that quantum physics has very little to do with the real world as you experience it, trust me

hippyjoe1955 · 61-69, M

A fellow (a medical doctor) that attends church with me is from Russia. He was sent to Africa under the Soviet Union to be an medical ambasador. He was in Kenya when he met a couple from Canada. The Canadians were Mennonite Missionaries from Alberta. The doctor was Russian but was fluent in German and the Canadians also fluent in German. They soon became friends and often got together for meals and other social events. One day the Russian was convicted in his spirit and became a Christian. The Mennonites were only too happy to baptize him in the local river. He kind of laughs about it now but he said that as he came up out of the water he realized that he could never return to the Soviet Union. He never did. He did go back to Russia to visit his family after the Soviet Union ceased to exist but he lives in Canada.