https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkWsz8HZMi8 shows someone up in the sky. People say it's Mary. It could be anyone, but it seems to be a sign that God exists after all. Thoughts?
Evidence for God?
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Could be anything, evidence of nothing.
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@Envisage
How did it happen then?
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@Alec
Don't know. Millions of possibilities.
Perhaps a high cloud, perhaps an icy cloud, perhaps a smudge on the camera, etc. etc.
Can give any number of explanations within what we already are familiar with. Grainy clips of only a few seconds don't really give much information about it.
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@Alec
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkWsz8HZMi8 shows someone up in the sky. People say it's Mary. It could be anyone, but it seems to be a sign that God exists after all. Thoughts?
An absolute load of propagandist doom, gloom and fear-mongering by the Catholic Church.
The so-called "apparition" is no more than a random cloud formation set next to a doctored image to reinforce the mind of someone who is impressionable and who wants to believe it.
Some would say it looks like male genitalia, others would say it is a packman. A meteorologist would say that it is a piece of cumulonimbus dissected by a mild south-easterly gust. Most people, like myself, have got better things to do with their day than look at clouds passing by.
In their typical veiled, deceitful way, the Catholic Church quoted Acts 2:19......"I will show wonders in the heavens above and signs in the earth below"
What the writer conveniently omitted was the rest of the passage.....",blood and fire, billows of smoke".
In other words, alluding to the imminent end of the world.
The Catholic Church already has probably the worst reputation for being dishonest, deceitful and corrupt and this piece of doomsday brain-washing certainly maintains such a reputation.
The only people who would ever believe such nonsense would have to be naive, gullible, weak, impressionable, or any combination of those factors.
In other words, stupid and deluded.
Fake news. Clouds aren't real. Wake up sheeple.
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@Envisage
Perhaps a high cloud, perhaps an icy cloud
It was a different color than a typical cloud, regardless of its altitude.
perhaps a smudge on the camera
It wouldn't translate into a real image of Mary or Jesus in the sky unless it actually happened.
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@Alec
It was a different color than a typical cloud, regardless of its altitude.It wouldn't translate into a real image of Mary or Jesus in the sky unless it actually happened.
I really think you are being very simple-minded and making the foregone conclusion by coming out with what are literally "pathetic" reasonings.
How do you know the cloud was a different colour, assuming you were not at the site at the time? And such a small (if any) variance is hardly relevant anyway.
And, the cloud was only translated as such by those of a simple nature and by those who wish to take advantage of idiots.
But then, nothing short of a full-frontal lobotomy would ever change the mind of someone so deluded as to hearing voices and making meaning out of cloud formations.