Skeptics, Are You Going To Tell Her That Her Experience Wasn't Real?

@karysma Id call myself delusional if i believed i died for a day then woke up from the dead.

@Entwistle You don't need to believe you're dead to die. You just die simple as that.

@karysma
Not if it actually happened. Atheist are big on proof, remember. If you had any, we would take a moment or two to check it out.

@karysma You seems you fail to understand the simplest of concepts.

@Entwistle Right back at you.

@DocSavage The atheist might be like you weren't dead to begin with if you woke up. They'll be telling you the heart doesn't immediately stop beating when you die blah blah blah.

@karysma
We wouldn’t take it on faith . Is that bad ? What is it you have against evidence ?

@DocSavage Got nothing against evidence but it seems y'all got something against faith. If I say I experienced something supernatural opposing it won't change that I did you know. If you don't believe then that's okay but don't call us delusional who have experienced. You can't possibly think the millions of people testifying are all delusional. There has to be something you're missing if you haven't experienced the supernatural.

@karysma So no original thoughts then? No original comeback.

@Entwistle I'm done here 😩

@karysma [quote] I'm done here[/quote]

I'm sorry that you are, sister. I know that it's hard talking to blind man who refuses to see and a deaf man who refuses to hear.

@karysma
I heard a tale about faith, a while back. About a Christian woman who claimed felt the tears of Angels as she stood under a tree, outside the church. Since then people have flocked to that tree. All claiming the same experience. They claim it’s a miracle.
The tree, is home to a colony of insects, beetles or termites of some kind.
The angel tears are in reality bug piss. Yet the “miracle” is still real to the people who visit.
Some people need the illusion of the supernatural, to justify the faith.

@karysma [quote]I'm done here [/quote]

Good! 'bye.

@karysma You were done at the first reply.