Something Supernatural Like many others, I've also posted about this before..but I'm going to do it again. I'm glad for the numbers of people who are awake, and I realize we come from different backgrounds and have different beliefs in many cases. So I'm talking to the atheists here.  Over time, I have observed that many of you make your beliefs known yet still retain a modicum of respect and open minded discussion when engaging with Christians on the boards. And then some of you are downright nasty, condescending, and arrogant in your opinions.   And I myself can swing from one end of that spectrum to the other, as well, depending on the day and my mood.  Hey I never said I was perfect.  I do believe in God and Christ, but I'm as human as anyone else. So for those of you who are open minded, this will be easy for you.  For those of you who are not, you're going to have to set aside the "know-it-all" attitude, the condescension, and the arrogance. Ok, that said.  The argument I hear a lot is "give me proof."   Now apart from my own testimony (being miraculously healed of a terminal illness), I've been thinking about easy things to show you. There are many ways to have such a discussion, and many tracks we could go down.  Some of them are so long and deep that this forum just isn't appropriate for it.  Rather, spending two hours face to face over a few beers would make more sense.  Obviously that isn't possible here... So I implore you to check out prophets like Mark Taylor and Kim Clement. Both of these men called out the presidency of Donald Trump years in advance.  And both also prophesied specific happenings as a result of this presidency. Does it have to do with the God of the Bible?  I believe so.  Both of those men also believe so. Now, if you don't want to attribute the accuracy of these prophecies to the God of the Bible, then that is your prerogative. What I'm asking for is just for you to dig in to these guys and the prophecies they gave.  Because if you do, and even if you don't believe in God, the only logical conclusion you could come to would be either: A) the very specific prophecies they've given came true by chance (highly unlikely and mathematically impossible by coincidence/chance) B) these guys are a psyop (this would mean team Trump/whitehats planted these guys years in advance and then implemented their plan with such ruthless precision as to also likely be mathematically impossible) C) there is a supernatural component at work which is unexplainable and not bound to the rules of the physical sciences as we know them presently This are your only options, friends (unless I'm missing another possibility, please let me know if there are additional possibilities that should be added). So it's one of those three, pick one.  And note that the option of burying your head in the sand and pretending that these men and those prophecies don't exist, isn't really a viable option if you are to consider yourself logically grounded and intellectually honest. I had not heard of either of these men, but my dad showed me the Mark Taylor prophecies before the 2016 election.  I thought at the time "ok I guess we'll see." At the time, the prophecies sounded fantastical, too good to be true.  This man was talking of big changes to the Supreme Court and even military tribunals for the worst of the worst.  I thought to myself "military tribunals?  No way." Then Trump won.  Then Q started posting.  And as we all know, military tribunals are a big part of Q. Most of you here are awake and most think Q is legit, as do I.   What I'm telling you is that these men prophesied things that Q is now further confirming.  So I find it strangely ironic (and intellectually dishonest tbh) that you would believe what Q says based on the proofs he's given, but not these other men when frankly, they have far eclipsed Q before Q was even a thing. Lastly, I'm just going to put this out there..if you want to reply and argue or have a discussion, that's fine.  I'm happy to engage as in sure many of my fellow believers are.  But if all you're going to do is post stuff like "God isn't real" and "people who believe in God are stupid," I'm not even going to bother with you.  If you're going to jump right into such sentiments, then it means you're too lazy to look into what these men prophesied and compare it to what's happening. Thus, you're not worth engaging and this post isn't for you. But if you're an atheist who is intellectually honest, feel free to check out what I'm talking about here and let's talk about it.  If you're open minded enough, you may be surprised at what you find just as I was.