No.
Its a dog and pony show with nothing of substance.
I know a 70 year old somewhat mentally ill woman who showed me her miraculous gold cavity fillings that a traveling healer did for her.
No.. they dont actually exist. But she believes they do. And i really do mean that.
She is a christian and sometimes it seemed the Holy Spirit did speak through her to me, and even 10 years later her sons thanked me for helping their family out.
But there are some spiritual delusions she isnt even psychologically ready to understand are delusions.
She has a bible with literally a thousand notes in it, where "God" showed her all the verses that prove the rapture will happen 3.5 years after Jesus is supernaturally born of a virgin again....
I didnt tell her that there was a cult 1800 years ago that believes Jesus would be born of a virgin again, be crucified again, the second time to redeem all of the demons.
I wonder if they thought it would happen a third time for satan himself.
There is nothing new under the sun.
