Hand of God!

[birdie1971]

Finally!

Proof that God exists�


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/how aboutthat/5152179/Hand-of-God-captured-by-Nasa -observatory.html


Well, that's me convinced!


Seriously though, what an incredible image?

[olddutch]

Mock ye not - yes an incredible image for sure !

[naomi24]

Magnificent! (Keyplus once put a picture on here of Allah's name written in clouds, but it was nothing compared to that).

[rov1200]

Thats only part of the story. What about the painting with 103 well known famous individuals?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/how aboutthat/5001462/103-famous-faces-in-one-pain ting.html

[keyplus90]

Only the people who picture God as human in their imaginations can accept these things as proof of God or mock it too.

As Naomi pointed out. I did post that once but even that was not more than a question if these things could be believed in? Personally I do not believe in these things as they are mainly hoax.

[naomi24]

This isn't a hoax, Keyplus. It's a picture that just happens to look like a hand - just as the picture of the clouds you posted happened to look like the written name of Allah, and the picture of clouds that someone else posted at that time that happened to look like a teddy bear.

[birdie1971]

Keyplus - �Personally I do not believe in these things as they are mainly hoax.�

You're amazing! You think that this is a hoax do you? So NASA is faking shots of deep space nebula and pulsars are they?

You believe that there is an invisible thing in the sky called God that created the Earth and created man and sits in judgement over everyone's lives and if you pass the test, you go to heaven and are rewarded with 72 virgins!!!

Yet, you're presented with a photograph of an incredibly distant cosmic event and you think it's a lie?


You are truly bizarre.

[Octavius]

I don't think of it as a hoax, and it is truly a remarkable image. But how do we know it isn't generated by CGI?

Seriously, sometimes on Sky at Night they show such images and say it is a representation, so how do we know it is an 'actual' image and not something created on a computer?