Would you change your belief if you saw a miracle...like your child saved from death?

Answer 1

I`ve seen hundreds of miracles. So yes.

Answer 2

There are plenty of things, like light-bulbs, that I can't explain but know they aren't a miracle. Therefore, if something happened, just b/c I couldn't explain it at the time, I would have a feeling of gratitude, but I wouldn't immediately label it as a miracle and I don't think it would have any effect on my faith.
However, I've reasoned and philosophized enough over Christianity to judge as not being realistic.

Answer 3

No--just because we don't know how something happened, doesn't mean a god or gods is the default answer.

Besides, even if every hypothesis we could think of didn't work, there is no possible way to narrow it down further--for example, there's no way one could prove ghosts, aliens, or gods above each other as possible causes. So making an assumption would be irrational and unwise.

Answer 4

Depends on how he was saved.

If it was a spontaneous remission of some disease, I'd tend to think of it as a fluke of science, or a mundane medical treatment that finally took effect.

If it was an enormous hand issuing forth from a cloud and catching, say, an airplane that was about to crash on top of him, then you might have something....

Answer 5

Nope. Isis is the mother of the Gods. A symbol of life and birth. Why wouldn't She work through us and help my kids?

Answer 6

No. I wouldnt become irrational because of an emotional event

Answer 7

Of course not! I know the Goddess does things like that all the time!
Bless you, dear. : )

Answer 8

I changed mine after i saw people aducted.

Answer 9

No, It wouldn't change my belief.
It would only make my belief and faith in God even stronger

Answer 10

nope