https://twitter.com/brockhoffman76/status/1120817980517113856?s=21
Transferred closer to home, but was outside of the NCAA’s 100 mile radius requirement by a few miles.
https://twitter.com/hokiesfb/status/1233195109589626880?s=21
>Landen Hoffman is reported to be ‘alert and conscious’ two weeks after being thrown approximately 40ft onto a marble floor at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, on April 12. According to KSMP, Landen is no longer in a critical condition, but will require further surgery. Earlier this week it was announced that the boy did not suffer brain damage, which was initially feared due to the severity of the attack.
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>Family spokesman Stephen Tillitt credited the Hoffman’ family’s faith for Landen’s miraculous recovery from the horrific plunge, saying: ‘All praise and glory and honor to Jesus.’ **‘**He saved our son’s life and is healing him in the most miraculous ways.’
Err, no. I'm pretty sure medical professionals saved Landen's life and are aiding in his "miraculous" recovery. The credit should be given to those people.
Whilst it's good news that Landen appears to be pulling through, I find it quite 'self righteous' of any theist to believe that the Hoffman's family seemingly "prayed harder" or are in some way more deserving of others to have their prayers answered.
Give credit where credit is due.
