religion Does God Answer Your Prayers?

[xavier_xerver]

YES, definitely but not on what you wanted....

He always answering thru our prayers

[vheRR]

"If you pray for rain long enough, it eventually does fall. If you pray for floodwaters to abate, they eventually do. The same happens in the absence of prayers. "

- Steve Allen

[friendly0603]

I wonder what happened to the prayers for the 3 that were executed yesterday.

[jamesyap18]

I wonder what happened to the prayers for the 3 that were executed yesterday.

 

 

 

i wonder if naisip nila ang Diyos nung ginagawa nila kasalanan... every mistake has their due punishment.. it just happen nde nila naisip consequences bago nila ginawa.. or maybe ung nag utos s kanila just sweet talked them into doing it..

[friendly0603]

Most likely not. But the question remains - for the prayers for those 3 and not their prayers. What was God's answer to the Church to the families and everyone else who prayed for them?

 

I remember hearing that one of the families were still waiting for a miracle up to the last minute before the execution.

Edited April 1, 2011 by friendly0603

[romyg]

Yes. God always answers my prayers....many times though the answer is no...and later i understand why.

[SaintPeter5858]

99% yes

[SaintPeter5858]

He certainly does but in His own time.

 

That's right. I believe so

[SaintPeter5858]

Most likely not. But the question remains - for the prayers for those 3 and not their prayers. What was God's answer to the Church to the families and everyone else who prayed for them?

 

I remember hearing that one of the families were still waiting for a miracle up to the last minute before the execution.

 

That's the mystery. Even Jesus was executed as an innocent person

[iRapedSatan]

Palagi naman nandyan ang Diyos umalalay satin. Dasal lang tyo lagi

[friendly0603]

That's the mystery. Even Jesus was executed as an innocent person

Don't see the relevance of this reply. Jesus was supposed to be executed to fulfill the prophecy.

[ladyboy]

yes lahat maraming salamat

[SaintPeter5858]

Don't see the relevance of this reply. Jesus was supposed to be executed to fulfill the prophecy.

 

That's the paradox of reading the Bible based on personal interpretation. The best way so far is historical-critical method popularized by Raymond Brown.

 

Prophecy? What about Christ's free will? He could have refused the "cup" if he wanted to.

[friendly0603]

That's the paradox of reading the Bible based on personal interpretation. The best way so far is historical-critical method popularized by Raymond Brown.

 

Prophecy? What about Christ's free will? He could have refused the "cup" if he wanted to.

Personal interpretation? Are you assuming this? Is your best way recommended by Catholics/Christians?

If Christ wanted to use his free will, then we wouldn't have catholicism/christianity or your namesake?

 

He has eternal life, and he will resurrect himself anyway. I don't really get it.

[laging_nagmamahal]

I believe that all prayers are answered. Minsan nga lang, we're too busy to even hear His reply. Minsan din, we don't get the answer we expect. But, an answer is an answer, right?