I believe that God can do whatever He wants, including physically intervening here on earth.

FACT- God is real
FACT- Angels are real
FACT- God is always present


Call it a guardian angel, call it divine intervention. It's real.

I believe and think the Bible teaches such.

Yes

Yes

Absolutely!! I had several when I was a kid.

No doubt in my mind what so ever that angels are all around us.

Absolutely, only way I could have survived a 4 wheeler wreck was a guardian angel pulling me up over the handle bars with a shotgun and turkey vest on going basically straight up a mountain and the 4 wheeler shorting out and going backwards at a high rate of speed.

God ain't real and neither are angels!! Yeah, right!!!!

That's a feel-good story and surprised it made national news!!!

Blest be the Lord, the God of mercy, the God who saves!!!

no

yes I do...

I do and always have.Proof positive was that wreck I had on May9th.The E.M.T crew that was there along with the cops all said that I shouldnt have survived.All I got was a cut on the elbow.To God be all the Glory!

Yes. We believe that my autistic son had one that got him through difficult times. He would just look up at the ceiling and smile at times when things were frightening to him or when he was sick.

Absolutely!!! There have been other documented cases like this, one about 20 years ago when a biker was struck by lightning and wrecked his bike...EMTs couldn't revive him and suddenly a woman holding a Bible appeared from nowhere and prayed over him and his vital signs came back...the EMTs couldn't believe what they were witnessing but all stated she was completely dry while they were all soaked to the bone in the pouring rain...

Another true story of a miracle took place in the 1950s...the choir of a church were so devoted to choir practice that none had missed the weeknight practice for decades, without exception, without fail...one particular practice night, one by one, every member had something intervene to prevent them from attending for one reason or another, reasons that seemed ordinary at the time...but during what would've been their practice, a gas leak blew the empty church up...

I believe Christ is the son of God. I believe he was sent to earth to forgive us of our sins and to teach us. However I don't believe there are guardian angels and I don't believe the deceased look down on us, here on earth.

I also hear people say when they die they are going to ask God this or that. I could be wrong, but I don't think we are going to have a Q and A with God. I think we will be awestruck.

http://blog.adw.org/2013/08/five-biblical-lists-of-mortal-sins/

Dont be decieved. Obama is the snake in Eden.

http://www.str.org/articles/what-was-the-sin-of-sodom-and-gomorrah#.UgWQ4GS9Kc0

Guardian angels and angels in general are part of the Lord's Army.

I had a personal experience back in the Fall of 1976 that Ill remember till my last heartbeat. I was running an old Ditch Witch trencher that didn't have a muffler on it. V4 Wisconsin engine howling so loud you had to yell at the top of your lungs to get the laborer's attention. I was backing thru sage grass about 3 feet tall but looking forward to line up the way I wanted to go. In a normal voice I heard my Dad call my name from behind me. I spun my head around and stopped the machine. There was nobody there. The left rear wheel of the trencher was about to drop off in a 4 foot deep ditch. The machine didn't have a roll cage and would have rolled. My Dad died November 18, 1974.

To answer you in order.
1.Guardian Angels Matt.18:10

2.Does heaven look at us? Hebrews 12:1

3.Not sure about question and answer but. 1 Corinthians 13:12

Wiley! You give me chills!! My father died in mid 80s, rather early and unexpected.

Some years later i found myself on staten island in a safe house. The reasons why dont matter, but i had been moved many times during my project.

Got shot at - could have been killed-

Several days before i got shot at- my daddy is in my dream saying stuff makes no sense... I forget it.... Well when natas nailati got his game on- it hit me like a ton of bricks that i had seen the movie already in daddy's dream.

Yes there are angels in my opinion- otherwise i would be dead- no question in my mind-

MIRACLES AND GUARDIAN ANGELS

The Bible clearly teaches that God has worked all manner of miracles in the past, and has the potential to work them at any moment (e.g., at any second Jesus could miraculously “descend from heaven with a shout with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise”—1 Thessalonians 4:16). Wondrous miracles wrought by God and His messengers spatter the biblical text. God miraculously created the Universe and everything in it (Genesis 1). He sent ten plagues upon the Egyptians (Exodus 7-12), parted the Red Sea (Exodus 14), and caused water to come from a rock twice during Israel’s 40 years of wandering in the wilderness (Exodus 17; Numbers 20). In the days of Elijah and Elisha, as well as in the first century, God occasionally raised the dead (1 Kings 17:17-24; 2 Kings 4:8-37; Acts 20:7-12). During the time of Christ, God worked all manner of miracles, displaying His infinite power—over nature, disease, demon, and death. God also used angels occasionally in the past to work a variety of wonders: from striking Lot’s attackers with blindness to setting Peter free from prison (Genesis 19:9-11; Acts 12:7,10). Thus, every Bible-believing Christian must acknowledge that God has worked an array of miracles in the past, and has the power and potential to work them at any time. However, simply because God has the ability to work miracles at any moment, and simply because He has used angels to work a variety of miracles in the past, does not mean that He has chosen to work miraculously in this present age.

The fact of the matter is, the kinds of verifiable miracles recorded in Scripture are not occurring in this day and age. Neither man nor angel has been miraculously restoring shriveled hands in the midst of their enemies (Luke 6:6-10) or supernaturally reattaching severed ears (Luke 22:51). God has chosen to use neither preacher nor “guardian angel” to miraculously cure congenital blindness (John 9:1-7). What’s more, no one today is being raised from the dead (John 11:43). Once again, this is not a “God-power” issue; it is a “God-purpose” issue. God has chosen to cease working miracles (i.e., He has chosen to stop working outside His laws of nature) during this time period because the purpose of miracles has been fulfilled.