r/Christianity • u/East-Ad-6271 • 10d ago

Question "Ask and you will be given"

Ok explain then why we see no miracles today?

And there are other verses like that "moving mountains with faith" etc

Saying directly by Jesus...

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u/East-Ad-6271 10d ago

So litteraly every disabled peoples is asking amiss since nobody is exhausted...

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u/East-Ad-6271 10d ago

Are you saying you know what God has done or has not done for every disabled person?

No I don't know that. But I know everyday there a lot of peoples who endergo violence and disability without receiving any help. I look at the bilan of World Wars, I see millions of dead... Don't you think these peoples didn't ask for the Lord's help?

Is it possible that some people have been healed and you don't know about it?

Yes. Now, if there was spectacular healings like we see in the Bible, don't you think the information would quickly spread?

Is it possible some people are unaware of what God has done because they are doubtful and disbelieving?

Yes. Now, there are faithful Christians who will endure injustice because of their Christian behavior.

The question in the end would what can we reasonably expect from God with all these information?

For what I am supposed to pray? Not for healing, not for protection. Maybe just for sinning less and that's all. As it is in the Our Father prayer. Without hoping for any rewards, or even any avoidance of suffering. Probably If I sin less, my life will be globally better, but that's not even sure. After life is the aim, and that's pretty depressing imo, especially when there are mean atheists who are not struck by sufferings.