Thread by @Tradawg_

Lots of atheists think there are only, historical and philosophical arguments for Christianity, so I want to make a thread showing, a rarely mentioned form of proof for God’s existence: photographic evidence. Feel free to link this to the next fedora tipper you see.-

1) The incorrupt body of St. Silvan. St. Silvan was martyred, circa A.D. 350. About 1,700 years later, here he is. You can still see where his throat was slit. This man died before the fall of the Roman Empire. Think about that.

The Blessed Virgin, appeared before, thousands of witnesses, in Egypt, April 2, 1968. Most skeptical explanations, call it “mass hysteria”. Funny. I guess cameras, suddenly developed the ability to be hysterical.

3) This is Serge Francois. He was completely paralyzed in his left leg, until he took a pilgrimage to Lourdes, April 12, 2002. By the intercession of the Blessed Virgin, he was completely healed. Here he’s shown, performing a miracle: walking.

Here is St. Padre Pio, with stigmata, following from his wrists. Secular doctors examined him, the best explanation they could come up with, was that maybe he’d discovered some sort of acid. No explanation, for the fact the blood smelled of roses ever arose.

5) The Shroud of Turin. This is a controversial one, so I’ll just link a good article on its authenticity (newgeology.us/presentation24…)

6) The Incorrupt Body of St. Vincent de Paul. Died in 1660. Checkmate atheists, unironically.

7) This is an Image of Our Lady of Guadeloupe. The image was, somehow pressed on the cloth, in 1531.

8) Another Lourdes story, here is Sister Bernadette Moriau, who had a spinal injury in 1980, and was wheel chair bound and paralyzed until she visited the shrine, in 2008, and WALKED away.

9) In the 8th Century, in Italy, in the town of Lanciano, Italy, a monk doubted the Real Presence, as he spoke the words of consecration. In that instant it become physical flesh. Hard to believe? Here’s the fleshy Host:

10) Here’s the, before mentioned, St. Padre Pio, who died in 1968. No this is not wax.

11) Here is Bonnie Engstrom with her son, James. James was born still born, in 2010. Mrs. Engstrom, who was very devoted to the now Venerable Fulton J. Sheen, begged for her sons life. 20 minutes later, her son revived. James Fulton Engstrom is alive and well.

*I found out he actually does have a non-wax, death mask, but his face is the same underneath, and it’s been testified to by secular observers.

12) Here’s Dafne Gutierrez, Arizona mother of 5, who had a rare, incurable eye disease which left her totally blind, in 2015. That is until she venerated the relics of St. Charbel , in January 2017, and was completely healed. Doctors have testified, it was impossible.

13) On August 14th, 1730, in Siena, Italy. Thieves stole the golden ciborium, from the Church of St. Francis, when the consecrated hosts, contained in it were found, they were to dirty to consume, instead they were put up for adoration. 300 years later they still haven’t rotted.

This is Jack Sullivan, cured of a permanent spinal injury, by the intercession of the now Blessed John Henry Newman. This was the first miracle attributed to his intercession.

14) On October 21, 2006 in Tixtla, Mexico, a consecrated Host started bleeding. Doctor Castañón Gómez, confirmed it was human blood (type AB, the same found on the shroud of Turin and the above mentioned Miracle at Lanciano).

*So disclaimer it’s hard to find actual information on this body or this saint. Some claim this is just wax figure, some say it’s his body, others say it’s not his body, but that exists incorrupt somewhere else. Personally I think it’s a wax covering on a real body.-

-zoom in on the lips, and you can see what appears to be discolored flesh. That would account for the wax, the claim that the body is incorrupt, and displaying it.

15)NOT A MIRACLE

But definitely supernatural, here are pictures of Anneliese Michel, a young German woman, before and after being possessed by a demon. She was (unsuccessfully) Exorcized, the full tapes of the exorcism with English subs are here ()