Possible miracle in Australia
Thanks to Rachel's blog for bringing this to my attention: an Orthodox family in Sydney claims walls weeping with scented oil, and strange ash/charcoal appearing in the house, in the wake of their teenage son's death in a car crash.
Her post includes two TV news reports, one emphasizing a certain "skeptic" who doesn't seem well-informed at all. You'd think skeptics would be better-informed than that, lest they make fools of themselves! And maybe I'm too PC, but as a veteran American broadcast journalist, *I'd* sound more neutral than the two anchorpersons do in introducing the reports. Maybe it's the greater 'secularity' of Australian society?
Her post includes two TV news reports, one emphasizing a certain "skeptic" who doesn't seem well-informed at all. You'd think skeptics would be better-informed than that, lest they make fools of themselves! And maybe I'm too PC, but as a veteran American broadcast journalist, *I'd* sound more neutral than the two anchorpersons do in introducing the reports. Maybe it's the greater 'secularity' of Australian society?
Labels: Orthodoxy
posted by me at 5:20 PM
2 Comments:
Yes, it was an Orthodox family, at first the Orthodox church were skeptical (!) so the family went to a Catholic priest, then later the Orthodox became involved again.
These are the 2 main/popular current affairs shows on in Australia- and they both suck! I stopped watching them because most of the time they deal with crap. Perhaps that has something to do with presentation?
anyway, thanks for the link :)
love Rachel xoxo
Thanks Rachel! :) I've edited my original.
Take care,
Leo Peter
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