The Truth Of God That Can't Be Refuted

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No doubt that the skeptics will try to refute the truth that God lives.

They will also try to refute the Word of God as God's Truth.

I say this to the skeptics: if you can't show any kind of evidence and facts to show that God doesn't live or His Word isn't true, then God does live and His Word is True. You can't ride the fence forever.

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LadyGrace ·

Amen to that. I think my miracle proves that God is real and still in the miracle business. Even my doctor now believes. She could not refute it. The medical records don't lie. https://similarworlds.com/christianity/god-family-friends/4403808-My

zork0000 · 56-60, M

@LadyGrace There is no proof that God resolved it. People have "a feeling" all the time and those are usually wrong (just look at gamblers/ lotto buyers or any other situation in life).

Lots of reasons that they didn't see anything in the follow-up.
1. The first ultrasound could have been a mistake.
2. The clot moved.
3. It spontaneously broke up
4. Mistake in the second ultrasound
Etc.

As you said, "Statistically" it takes so many months to a year to resolve. That means that the majority of the time it takes that long but it could be an outlier either way.

LadyGrace ·

@zork0000 I'm sorry you don't believe. It wasn't a "feeling". Medical records don't lie. It was a miracle. There was no mistake in the first ultrasound. It clearly showed the clot and two doctors told me that if I don't take the blood thinner I will die. Clots don't just "spontaneously" break up by themselves. Read up on them. Nor do they just disappear after 4 weeks. Not one medical record shows they break up or dissolve in just weeks. It takes 3 to 6 months. Whether you want to acknowledge God's miracle in me, doesn't change the records or the miracle, so think as you wish.