Apostate after seeing limbs regrow…

http://triablogue.blogspot.nl/2016/10/god-heals-amputees.html

Don’t take my word for it. According to apostate atheist Hector Avalos, in “Can Science Prove that Prayer Works?” Free Inquiry 17 (1997):

Even if we saw an extraordinary healing occur (e.g., a severed leg grow back instantaneously), we would not be able to prove scientifically that it was a supernatural occurrence.
For most of my young and adolescent life, I was a faith healer in a Pentecostal tradition. I witnessed what I then thought were resurrections, spontaneous growth of short limbs, cures from cancer, and many other types of diseases.

So he’s conceding that he saw the instantaneous regeneration of amputated limbs. (Notice that he uses “spontaneous” as a synonym for “instantaneously”.) By his own admission, that’s from firsthand observation.

He doesn’t deny what he saw. “Who should I believe–me or my dying eyes!” Instead, he says that’s still not scientific proof that it was a supernatural occurrence.

Now, Avalos is such a fanatical atheist that he might backpedal on his original, damaging admission. Again, though, how could he be mistaken? How could he see an amputated limb merely appear to instantaneously grow right before his eyes?

Notice that he’s not talking about tricks by other faith-healers, but his own direct observation.

Comment: This man turning atheist is a miracle in itself! Hell is eternal, as is Heaven.

Black Swan? Christian kills his apostate daughter

http://m.jordantimes.com/article/two-charged-with-premeditated-murder-of-ajloun-woman

The Criminal Court prosecutor on Sunday charged a man and his brother with complicity in premeditated murder in connection with the killing of a woman, who allegedly converted from Christianity to Islam, in Ajloun, 70km northwest of Amman, official sources said.

The 26-year-old victim died after receiving several blows to the head with a wooden stick and a rock in a forest in Khirbet Wahadneh on April 30.

The victim’s father headed to a police station on Wednesday evening and turned himself in, declaring that “he killed his daughter because she converted to Islam,” a senior official source said. 

However, police had suspicions that more than one person took part in the murder based on an autopsy report prepared by pathologist Ali Shotar from Irbid’s National Institute of Forensic Medicine, the official told The Jordan Times.

Shotar, who established that the woman died of a crushed skull that caused heavy bleeding, also discovered bruises on her wrists, a medical source told The Jordan Times.

“Shotar concluded that more than one person was involved because the bruises indicated that she was held while she was beaten by the wooden stick and the 50cm by 30cm rock,” the medical source added.

In his initial confession to police, the 51-year-old father said that he learnt about his daughter’s conversion to Islam from another daughter.

“The victim’s decision to convert was a secret but she decided to tell one of her sisters who eventually told their father,” the official source said, citing the suspect’s initial confession.

The father then informed his 49-year-old brother and they allegedly plotted to murder her, the source added.

Both men were ordered detained at a correctional and rehabilitation centre pending further investigation into the incident, the source added.