There is no evidence that God ever does answer prayer.
In 2005, the John Templeton Foundation conducted a carefully designed, double-blind trial of the effect of intercessary prayer on the outcome of surgery. The intention was to evaluate whether (1) receiving intercessory prayer or (2) being certain of receiving intercessory prayer was associated with uncomplicated recovery after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The John Templeton Foundation concluded that intercessory prayer itself had no effect on complication-free recovery. This was the most carefully designed, objective trial ever conducted to establish whether prayers are answered.
There can be various reasons why a person may feel their prayers are not being answered by God. It could be that the timing of the answer doesn't align with their expectations, or that the answer is different from what they were hoping for, or that there may be a lesson or purpose in the delay or perceived lack of response. Ultimately, faith often involves trusting in a higher plan or wisdom beyond our immediate understanding.
It is true there is no evidence that God either hears or answers prayers. For this reason, the Deists of the Enlightenment period decided that God took no interest in his creation and makes no promises regarding life after death. For Deists, there was therefore no good reason to pray to God.
It is unrealistic to say that God always answers by saying, "No." Unless he sometimes says "Yes", the Deists are right, that there is no point in praying.
Yes, according to Christian belief, God hears the prayers of all individuals, including sinners. It is understood that God's love and forgiveness are available to all who seek it sincerely.
Yes, God listens to everyone's prayers, regardless of their past actions or beliefs. It is believed that God's love and mercy extends to all individuals, regardless of their sins. It is never too late to seek forgiveness and guidance through prayer.
Some common prayers to God include the Lord's Prayer, the Serenity Prayer, and the Prayer of St. Francis. Prayers can take many forms, such as expressing gratitude, seeking guidance, or asking for support and strength. Ultimately, the best prayer is one that comes from the heart and is sincere.
It is believed that God hears all prayers, regardless of their order or sequence. God is omnipotent and omniscient, able to listen and respond to the prayers of all beings.
Many people of different faiths believe that God hears and may answer the prayers of non-Christians. Ultimately, beliefs about whether God answers prayers from non-Christians can vary among different religious traditions.
they are "series of prayers to god"
No. ANSWER: God has no reason to answer an unbelievers prayer UNLESS it is a prayer for salvation. After salvation God will answer your prayers. You do not have to be baptized to have your prayers answered. Your prayers are addressed to God in Jesus' name. If you do not belong to God through Jesus Christ God will not hear you.
It explains that prayers to a god are not always answered, not that a god does not exist. However, if the god in question meets some criteria that would allow an expectation for all prayers to be answered, it does not exist.
God does answer prayers but when u ask him for something he will only grant it if it is good for everybody .
Prayers have to be from the heart for god to hear it. If it isn't from the heart then God will know because he can read our hearts.
God spends the day ansering prayers from Mary she collects the prayers as well
when you pray to god,god will answer somehow
Yes, according to Christian belief, God hears the prayers of all individuals, including sinners. It is understood that God's love and forgiveness are available to all who seek it sincerely.
Prayers
Prayers ending is,Amen.that means that you believe that Jesus is god's son
there isn't a certain number of prayers we need to pray, we pray because God commands it but there is no specific number of prayers we need to do a day
No, only God can answer prayers. When we pray to Mary we are asking her to intercede for us before God to have a request granted. God can approve the request or say no.