>>>>>>>Faith.
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>>>>>>>My ex is Catholic and so are our daughters so I have been to my share of Catholic masses. One of my favorite parts is when the priest says "Let us celebrate the mystery of faith." There's something beautiful about that, having fervent belief in something you can never prove.
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>>>>>>Well, that's the point - if you could prove it, you wouldn't have to believe in it. It would work by itself, like gravity.
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>>>>>But that's the point. It isn't like gravity.
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>>>>>There is a beautiful passage in one of Graham Greene's last novels, "Monsignor Quixote". The old priest who is the main character says he had the most terrible dream the night before. He says in his dream Jesus came back to earth and proved beyond doubt that he was the son of God, the savior, the light. "I had nothing left to live for," the priest says.
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>>>>At the majority of Catholic masses I have attended the Priest will end the mass with a blessing and say, “Go forth to love and serve the Lord”. One priest would say, “Go forth to love and serve the Lord and each another”. I like the latter and feel it helps us to realize that we are a community and should help each other.
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>>>Here is something that I've been trying to use as something that can be proven.. On matter of faith..
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>>>Many of the "spiritual sicks" (mainly depressions or compulsory upheavals) comes from a total inexistence of some life's objetive (or a wrong).. We usually use: A love, sons, job, entertainment, food, beer, sex, etc..
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>>>None of those options didn't fill it up the empty space of our souls.. So.. some of us.. quit.. others turn its faces for others directions.. others can't survive with medical care.. But, in common all are sick!! ALL!!
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>>>Personally speaking of my own experience.. And, giving my own personal certification.. I know, the word savior on christian faith has other meaning. But, IMO it is usefull when the subject is the cure..
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>>>So, can be proven because it is a fact.. And, against facts that isn't arguments !!
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>>Sorry, I must have missed something. Which part is the fact? That we are all sick?
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>no..
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>the fact of, me(*) to certify with my own life the existence of a cure by the absorbment of all the bible's knowledges and acception of a Savior/Lord (described there)..
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>Ask to any lawyer.. in any court, of occidental countries, it is a fact accepted as circumstancial prove.. But prove.. And, if more than one witness and depending on the level of envolviment, it will be full enough to make the judge/juries decide about the lawsuit.

Aren't you forgetting the other side of the coin, and all the witnesses who have different experiences? Sure, if the judge hears witnesses from only one side, then you are right, but in a real court of law, there is usually an opposing position. Then it becomes a little less black and white.

>(*)a person with no straight envolvement and no professional relations with churchs or any kind of financial interest on religion stuffs..