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People are commenting on Meghan and Archie’s interaction which is clearly stunted. If you look at Kate’s interaction with her children for example it’s warm and loving, they look to her for encouragement and confirmation they are doing things right, a bond is clearly shown. There was no bond between Meghan and Archie, it’s as though they are almost strangers to each other. When Meghan was married to her last husband she insisted he sign a contract that if she had a child she had to have nannies amongst other things. Not normal, parents don’t normally sign a contract laying down demands if they have a child. When Kate had her last baby Meghan was very vocal on how she would never use a Nannie like Kate and William did, she was going to be a hands on mom. Well now she has two nannies and a governess for her one year old, according to the staff she spends next to no time with her son. He is a darling child they say but this is thanks to the loving staff who are bringing him up, not to the care of his parents! So I don’t think it was mom shaming as such but more of telling the truth - Meghan is not a good mother!

Atheists don’t believe any gods exist, so Christians claiming they have received answers through prayer will generally be considered one of the following:Delusion/mental health issue - if a person genuinely believes they have heard the voice of God speaking to them, we’re going to be inclined to think that person is either deluding themselves, or has serious mental health issues.Cognitive bias - you say “I asked God for X, and X happened!” We call that confirmation bias. What about the hundreds of other times in your life you wished for something, and nothing came to pass? What about the millions of parents around the world who pray for God not to let their child die of cancer, and the child dies anyway? Did they not pray hard enough? You only remember the times when your prayers panned out, and dismiss all the other cases.

A Lifting of Death SentenceA middle aged, Canadian man walked to a hospital in Hamilton, complaining of a little discomfort in his chest. After several tests, the doctor's report hit him like a thunderbolt: "Sir, I'm sorry to inform you, that you have stage 4 lung cancer." When he enquired how much time he had left, he was told he had a maximum of 12 months left. A second hospital confirmed the results.Just before he began chemotherapy, he decided to seek one last opinion. The third hospital disputed the results, showing it was a fairly easily treatable lung disease and not cancer. He raised the issue with the previous hospitals and, after more testing and consultation, the 2 hospitals admitted they were wrong.His death sentence has been unanimously lifted. I guess that's the best gift he has ever received.