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9/14/2015 4:57:27 PM
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Explain speaking in foreign toungues... I've personally had it happen to me. Is there some scientific reason that would happen to me?
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[quote]Explain speaking in foreign toungues... I've personally had it happen to me. Is there some scientific reason that would happen to me?[/quote] 1) Prove it. 2) Just because that might have happened doesn't prove the existence of God. 3) From what I've read below, you don't even know if you were speaking an actual language. You were likely just making random sounds for attention. You're actually retarded. I hate people like you.
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It's trash like you that that the devil enjoys watching as you manipulate people away from God. That's very disappointing to God.
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"You're actually retarded. I hate people like you." So then you hate mentally impaired people? Do you just find ways to make yourself look like a cancer to society?
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Yes. I can stand retards like yourself and this kid. Any other stupid questions, or are you done being autistic for today?
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Did you speak a language you couldn't already speak, and did you do it fluently? And, most importantly, do you have proof?
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I only speak English and Spanish and this language sounded nothing like either of those... And I have at least 5 of my friends who were with me that day
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So you don't know what language it was, whether it was an actual language or even what you said?
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Edited by Stickman Al: 9/14/2015 7:16:13 PMSo you just basically made a load of random noises then assumed it must be a language?
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And even if it wasn't a language... I've heard people speak in known languages. So what's your point exactly?
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Edited by Stickman Al: 9/14/2015 8:02:46 PMMaybe they would have made better examples then? The point is that if you don't know why or how it happened then you can't just assume an answer. The brain is incredibly complicated but we may well be able to answer questions like this in a few decades, so don't go jumping to conclusions.
