Great. Maybe he'll (GOD?) change his mind about naming Gerhard Maria Wagner (Who has come out saying Hurricane Katrina was god's punishment to New Orleans, and that the Harry Potter books are spreading Satanism.) the auxiliary bishop in the Austrian city of Linz

{1}http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/feb/02/pope-...

Ah, another 'this is not a miracle' story.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-plane-cras...

It's good to see these things showing up.

As an aircraft mechanic for US Airways, this accident has a big impact on me. (I'm sure I've been on, and worked on that airplane at least once.) And to hear people discrediting the training and skill of all involved (Pilots, Flight Attendants, Engineers and yes even the passengers [They didn't panic.]) is so disheartening. To give all the credit to some invisible deity is preposterous. If he is so powerful that he can save the lives of all those people (I won't go over the fact that he should of been powerful enough to prevent the geese from even being there in the first place.), why doesn't he do something like make the land of the starving, fertile enough to feed them? Boy, that'd be a miracle. To have barren land suddenly sprout plants with food enough to feed everyone. But no, the only miracles we see are those that could easily be attributed to the skill of those involved. Such great miracles indeed.

Nice spam douchebag.

The problem with that argument. For GOD to be classified as 'Supernatural' he has to have 0 effect on the natural realm. Because the moment GOD influences the natural realm, the effects of such influences would be detectable.

Hmm, I'll bite. Might as well join, not like I don't have enough sites to manage already.