How Catholics Know if it's a Miracle
Brian Holdsworth | 15 Oct. 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlpjRtmSJhU
Re beginning.
I have not stated I'm a prophet, so I don't need to prove it by miracle. The only proof I have to provide as a debater is rational argument.
If any "Catholic" has taken my writings under the scrutiny "real or false prophet?" that's abusive.
Not saying someone necessarily has, but that would kind of explain the "radio silence" ... something that could have been imposed for the sake of such a test.
There are other reasons I could think of, at least one of them worse.
6:17 Angels and demons can move objects by their act of will, not totally unlike how the human soul does with the human body, but the higher spirits aren't inherently tied to a specific material object.
Technology can move objects by the physical effects of other objects, which are ultimately moved by what a man's body can move moved by man's will.
I can turn a switch or hit letters on a keyboard, then technology produces the light in the room or the letters in your comment section.
10:27 Alas, my beginning relief from lice on death date and burial (deposition) date of Charlie Kirk do not meet the criterium sudden and inexplicable.
There still are some ...
10:57 Angelic beings do have the power to move celestial objects.
However, a demon couldn't actually move the Sun, because an angel in grace with God is moving it.
That said, there are Catholics who have claimed the thing happening didn't happen up at the level of the Sun at all ...
I think Dom Stanley Jaki OSB made such a point and also pretended this applied to Joshua's long day.
11:16 Illusions are not always through states of mind.
A physical appearance of something happening is, given demons can move objects and manipulate light, per se possible.
11:33 If a demon alters what's visible from below the atmosphere, from the ground, the demon doesn't need to have access to the minds.
Note, I'm a Fatima defender, but I don't feel we need to overdo what's impossible to demons.
Because God won't produce a miracle for someone if it won't help them in their faith.
I'm sorry, but God can produce miracles for one person to benefit the faith of someone else.
13:46 If they had stronger evidence of Catholicism being bad than the miracle is of it being good, that would not be circular reasoning.
They don't have that, in actual fact, but it would be a "breaking of the circle" as such arguments are "healed" ...
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