Testimonies are not acceptable forms of evidence for science.
Testimonies are by definition subjective hearsay... It is not possible to prove anything based on testimony alone
Miracles on the other hand, do not exist. Period. End of story. There is no evidence for miracles, and by definition, there cannot ever be any evidence of miracles
Prayer does not work... Try praying for an amputee to regrow their limb... it wont happen...
The Templeton institute did a scientific study on prayer involving 1802 coronary artery bypass surgery patients separated into 3 groups... group 1 and 3 were prayed for by 3 entire churches, while group 2 was not prayed for. Group 3 was also made aware they were being prayed for, but group 1 was unaware... the results were:
Basically, no difference at all between group 1 & 2, while the group which knew hundreds of people were praying for them, died 14.6% more often, and "fared worse than those who did not receive prayers"
Then if that's your opinion we have freedom of speech. I respect your opinion. With God, to believe is to see not to see is to believe.
That is definitely not my "opinion", that is a fact, Jack...
Testimony is often disregarded in Law as hearsay, etc...
Testimony is always disregarded in Science as an untestable claim/opinion...
Science does not and will never accept testimony as evidence