alt.education

In article < @ > Michael Ejercito writes:
> As we know, God has never restored any limb of any amputee.
>
> God is good.
>
> If restoring the limbs of amputees is good, and any of us were to
> restore the limb of an amputee, then that would make one of us better
> than God - a contradiction.
>
> Therefore, it is no more good to restore the limb of an amputee
> than it is to replace a blown tire.

THAT's all it would take to make "one of us better than God"?

Geez, how many of us have become better than God already then?


Rabies -- cured even after symptoms appeared.

Smallbox -- killed tens of millions, until we said "God,
this stops here".

Pain in childbirth -- that one's particularly ironic, don't
you think?


Re-attaching severed limbs -- not even unusual any more.


Joint replacements -- don't even trying telling anyone whose mobility
has been restored by a hip replacement or a knee replacments
that these were of no good.


The examples could be multiplied into the hundreds.


-- cary