Inc, you are avoiding deconstructing this experience. Why? Do you want to retain it as a miracle?Inconceivable wrote:Like I said, I envy you for your perspective. It's perhaps good you weren't there. Your life (and mine) is much simpler without this angle thrown in.
Funny thing I've learned first hand about miracles. If you don't experience them yourself there is no requirement to believe them. Besides, like you pointed out, there are plenty that are just bonafide hoaxes, Faith-Promoting Rumor's or figments of our imagination. Really, who cares if they're true? I've stepped back shaking my head anyway.
This is one experience of a hand-full. I can't speak for anyone elses.
If not, let us continue to deconstruct it:
At what point did you give him a blessing?
Immediately upon arrival to the ER? or 45 minutes later?
Why did you not do it immediately after the collision?
Also, how many minutes passed between the accident and the moment you gave the blessing?
I ask this detail because if he did have shattered bones and internal injuries the EMTs would have seen external signs and he would have been whisked in past all of the hypochondriacs who typically clog up ER rooms.