I said yes, but not completely...only Jehovah, through His Son, Jesus Christ, can do that...
In the New World...Seems your version of Jehovah and His Son is pretty skimpy on doing so, even for His True Believers, His True Followers...they still die like flies from many injuries and accidents.
In the New World...
What is the point of this ridiculous question? Why is it in beliefs?I'm thinking of a possible argument for design, but I'll wait to see how civil this discussion can be.
The question assumes you have a belief regarding the nature of healing. But I see you're not interested in a civil discussion about it. Thus, you are dismissed.What is the point of this ridiculous question? Why is it in beliefs?
Even with intervention (repair) surgeons can't heal. They can only set it up for the body to heal itself. I think we agree on this.Sometimes, yes, sometimes no.
For example, an abrasion on the cornea of the eye can hurt a lot, but can usually heal very quickly- often in a matter of hours or days, depending on the size of the abrasion. But if something like a nail penetrates all the way through the wall of the eye and into the vitreous cavity, chances of spontaneous healing is very small. It will require surgical repair to have any hope of healing. And even with meticulous microsurgical repair, the prognosis for keeping the vision in the eye can be very guarded.
Jehovah set up the human body to heal itself. This suggests that God knew that we would need it. Which further suggests that God knew man would succumb to sickness and/or injury. He planned for it.I said yes, but not completely...only Jehovah, through His Son, Jesus Christ, can do that...
Even with intervention (repair) surgeons can't heal. They can only set it up for the body to heal itself. I think we agree on this.
I think when Adam and Eve were perfect, so were their immune systems...remember Paul said Adam brought sin/death into the world and humans were no longer perfect...Jehovah set up the human body to heal itself. This suggests that God knew that we would need it. Which further suggests that God knew man would succumb to sickness and/or injury. He planned for it.
I don't disagree with this, but I add to it that God knew that man would need the body to heal itself. Thus He designed it with this in "mind".I think when Adam and Eve were perfect, so were their immune systems...remember Paul said Adam brought sin/death into the world and humans were no longer perfect...
I think when Adam and Eve were perfect, so were their immune systems.
Enjoy the rest of your evening.What exactly is your point?
Like if you have a ankle fracture and you use nails to repair it… how does this gel with an argument about design?
Like as long as the fracture isn’t open it could “heal” but the bones will fuse wrong and that person will never walk quite right again.
What does any of this have to do with anything?
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
Many trauma injuries have been healed without a lot of intervention. Even a bandaid can be a form of intervention.OF course, the body can heal itself. Sometimes. That's why we have lymph nodes and white blood cells, and other good stuff built in.
Our bodies can't heal serious trauma; gun shot wounds, stabbings, cancer, diabetes, and so many other ailments on and on and on their own.
So the answer is a yes, with major limits.
What exactly is your point?
Like if you have a ankle fracture and you use nails to repair it… how does this gel with an argument about design?
Like as long as the fracture isn’t open it could “heal” but the bones will fuse wrong and that person will never walk quite right again.
What does any of this have to do with anything?
Many trauma injuries have been healed without a lot of intervention. Even a bandaid can be a form of intervention.
Sorry does running away from questions gel with your idea of “civil discussion”?
OK sure. But maybe we can also agree that the body's healing system often needs help- and lots of it. It's not infallible.Even with intervention (repair) surgeons can't heal. They can only set it up for the body to heal itself. I think we agree on this.