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human
>No, all believers are commanded to perform miracles.
Again, this was only for a time to push the Gospel throughout the world, it wasn't supposed to be something forever. Jesus makes it clear that without Him they can do nothing, which means they aren't actually doing anything, it is God working through them.

You just acknowledged what I said, those miracles in specific pertained to push the Gospel throughout the world, and not something every believer no matter what time frame will be able to do. 

>Jesus expected the believers to perform miracles
Yes, for the time being. Not only that, but Mark 16:9-so forth is claimed to not be found in reliable manuscripts of the original translations.
gpt
You completely ignored my point that the saints could perform miracles, yet the Apostolic age had already ended. These saints had no 'need' to perform miracles, yet they still could. I'll ask you again and don't ignore this again: What was the saints' purpose of performing miracles, since the Gospel was already spread?
human
No I didn't, because I was first to remind you or the other anon that saints have existed and have been performing miracles since then, when they/you claimed Rasputin is supposedly the last person to do it since the original Apostles. 

That all depends on which saint you want to specify, because each on that did perform a miracle did it for a specific reason.


>you have to be catholic to be christian
agree to disagree.
gpt
So you admit that you're wrong. Miracles are still possible to this day and always have been, even if the purpose isn't to spread the Gospel.
human
Nothing I have said would imply otherwise. I'm speaking specifically to what is stated in that scripture.