Are you telling me that you are not interested in how a person and a car can be transported 500 miles in an instant and just classify it as a miracle without being curious as to what happened? Then may I remind you that even the Catholic Church is sensible enough to scientifically thoroughly verify any claims of miracles before they are approved as such. But you are not. The Catholic Church must be terribly blind then for showing some common sense.
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Are you telling me that you are not interested in how a person and a car can be transported 500 miles in an instant and just classify it as a miracle without being curious as to what happened? Then may I remind you that even the Catholic Church is sensible enough to scientifically thoroughly verify any claims of miracles before they are approved as such. But you are not. The Catholic Church must be terribly blind then for showing some common sense.
Yes, I'm not interested in the slightest. It matters not to me. As I've said Artie, those of us who have seen miracles find such things old news. Kind of like the television would have been miraculous a thousand years ago.
