Skepticism of "Prophets"

Abiding Now · #1 01-13-2014, 02:30 PM

Years ago, the "profit" from Mississippi called a friend's wife out in a church service and told her that "her womb was tilted and that was why she was having so much trouble and pain". My friend said "I wish I could prove that, I would sue the doctor that did the complete hysterectomy on my wife". And that's WHY I'm skeptical.

crakjak · #2 01-14-2014, 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abiding Now

Years ago, the "profit" from Mississippi called a friend's wife out in a church service and told her that "her womb was tilted and that was why she was having so much trouble and pain". My friend said "I wish I could prove that, I would sue the doctor that did the complete hysterectomy on my wife". And that's WHY I'm skeptical.

Humans!! We are a nutty bunch!! ROTL!! We so want to be important!

shazeep · #3 01-16-2014, 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abiding Now

Years ago, the "profit" from Mississippi called a friend's wife out in a church service and told her that "her womb was tilted and that was why she was having so much trouble and pain". My friend said "I wish I could prove that, I would sue the doctor that did the complete hysterectomy on my wife". And that's WHY I'm skeptical.

not to defend the guy, but 'tilted womb' might be a great analog for 'hysterectomy?'

Abiding Now · #4 01-16-2014, 08:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shazeep

not to defend the guy, but 'tilted womb' might be a great analog for 'hysterectomy?'

Yeah right. Kinda hard for her womb to be "titled" when she no longer had a womb. The truth is by this time the sister wasn't having any "female problems".

shazeep · #5 01-16-2014, 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abiding Now

Yeah right. Kinda hard for her womb to be "titled" when she no longer had a womb. The truth is by this time the sister wasn't having any "female problems".

Right--just undefined pain in the abdominal area. Ok.