John

passages: 7
fields: 2

New Testament · passages in John compared with current science.

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Seeds must die before they can grow into plants.

John 12:24

What it means: Seeds don't die to grow - they're dormant but ALIVE inside.

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A fatally ill child can be cured remotely at the exact moment a healer in another town declares them healed.

John 4:46-51

What it means: For a remote healing to work at a specific moment, some form of energy or information would need to travel from the healer to the patient.

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A public pool of water that is periodically stirred by invisible beings becomes a cure for any disease — but only for the first person to enter after the stirring.

John 5:4

What it means: Water is H₂O.

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A man paralyzed for 38 years can regain full motor function instantly after receiving a verbal instruction to stand up.

John 5:5-9

What it means: After 38 years of paralysis, a patient's muscles would have undergone severe disuse atrophy — potentially losing 80-90% of muscle mass in affected limbs.

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Physical disabilities are punishment for immoral behavior, and further misconduct will make them worse.

John 5:14

What it means: Physical disabilities are caused by genetics, injuries, infections, autoimmune conditions, developmental anomalies, and aging — none of which have any connecti…

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A person can be born with a congenital disability specifically so that a healer can later demonstrate their powers by curing it.

John 9:1-3

What it means: Congenital blindness has real causes: genetic mutations (like mutations in RPE65 or CRB1 genes), infections during pregnancy (rubella, toxoplasmosis), oxygen d…

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A paste made from saliva and dirt, applied directly to the eyes and then rinsed in a pool, can cure blindness.

John 9:6-7

What it means: Dirt contains bacteria like Clostridium tetani (tetanus), Bacillus cereus, and various fungi.

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