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He could of said it in a more constructive and nice way than: Sky daddy doesn’t give a shit about you.

Yes, doctors are there as well, no question about it. But still as a lord looking to do miracles, hospital is exactly the place where I would go if I wanted to maximise the amount of miracles I've performed.

That’s where doctors are. Hospitals don’t make people better, doctors do.

> if you don’t have anything nice to say , don’t say anything at all?

That's a disgusting "rule". I don't want to be in a society where people are dishonest and afraid to tell the truth.

If everyone only ever says nice things it becomes meaningless. You won't know what they really think.

All you are saying is that your ego is too fragile to handle criticism, and you need to be coddled, truth has to be hidden away from you.

That's where the sick are. If I was a lord assigned to the task, I would also go to the hospitals.

What does all this have to do with god? Nothing. Why are you full of so much hate?

Thats why i don't understand why he expects such a high contract. Like, he doesn't have the same play style as mahomes, watson, murray. He plays like a rb/qb which is more risky. More risky=less money.

Why does the church cover up the sexual abuse of children?

Why does the church promote genocide against minorities?

Why do religious people overwhelmingly support cops killing innocent people, and allowing mentally unstable people to buy guns, while also voting to defund mental health initiatives?

Seems to me there's lots of reasons to be distrustful, weary, and generally uncomfortable with believers.

Dont be naive. It was a bit of both. Why so much hate on believers?

Childish response

Ok.

Not really though, you’re just trying to shit on the dude for praying and being religious.

Making the distinction doesn’t do shit

God didn't save Damar Hamlin's life, people did.

That's an important distinction to make.

Nothing in his comment negated the hard work people have done , you’re just looking for a reason to hate

What do you have to gain by negating all the years of hard work that the tens or hundreds of people put into making sure someone like Damar would live?

Attributing this result to anything other than hard work, good planning, passionate people, and science is disingenuous and a straight up lie. It's comments like that that encourage anti-science sentiment. "Oh it couldn't have been hard work and science, because God does everything".

Religion is the reason vaccines aren't trusted, and that polio is making a come back.

So what do I gain? Maybe I don't get polio, or another preventable infectious disease that we had the opportunity to eradicate. Using preventable diseases is an easy target, but the same argument can be applied to anything that religions are pushing.

Ultimately, religious people (specifically Christians) need to realize that it is our society and the people that make it up that makes "miracles" happen and not literal magic. I think understanding that there is someone out there who dedicated their life to understanding something well enough to help another human being to survive a nearly fatal freak accident is a good way to gain some appreciation for the people around us, and quit hating immigrants or LGBTQ people.

Have you ever heard the saying about “if you don’t have anything nice to say , don’t say anything at all?”

Like what do you gain from putting out that negative energy?

When I heard he was conscious and talking I was so ridiculously happy. I used to work for the company the invented the defibrillator and who provides the AEDs for the NFL. We talked so much about how low the survival rate of a heart attack was, and how outcomes were significantly improved with prompt, properly performed CPR and defibrillation. I conceptually understood that, but watching this... it's different seeing it.

For the all things the NFL is, prepared for a medical emergency is one thing they got right. I wasn't there and I don't know everything that took place, but what I did see looked like the best case scenario. This so easily could have been a tragedy. Honestly, I thought it would be. I'm so pleased I was wrong.

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Sky daddy doesn't give a shit about you.

Yea it’s a shame humans are the ones that have to do the lords work and he gets all the credit.

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Jesus said “I’ll mostly be working in hospitals from here on out”. Interesting that you’ve never heard that famous quote.