Child Prodigy is a Picture of Faith
This is an amazing story about a child prodigy named Akiane Kramarik and the artwork she claims she sees in visions from God.
Check it out. I'd love to hear your comments.
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It is amazing and glorious how God used her to reach her family, and will continue to use her to reach others!
Right or wrong, I have a strong steak of skepticism. While I accept the revelation of God to the Apostles, I am reflexively wary of all modern claims of visions of/from God, including this young girls. I observe that her concept of Jesus' appearance seems pretty American caucasion in the "leading man" tradition.
Her artwork is remarkable. My son was friends with a musical child prodigy years ago. It was spooky...perhaps a "God thing." I suppose ALL of our talents and abilities fall into that category.
I showed this to my wife last night and I again felt awe, confusion, and a twinge of unease ("spooky" is a good word) at the beauty of her artwork, her testimony, and her claims of revelation.
I love the fact that she's giving God the credit. It will be interesting to hear her testimony as she grows in age and notoriety.
Should we expect spiritual maturity in a 12 year old girl? Assuming that she grows in faith, she will eventually come to a more complete undrestanding of this gift she has. For now she needs the proper balance of praise, nurture, and correction. I praise God for working through his fallen creation.
Who said anything about expecting "spiritual maturity in a 12 year old girl"?
If she paints a picture of Jesus that was revealed to her in a vision by God I'm just wondering why God showed her the American, caucasion, leading man Jesus instead of the swarthy, Semitic, dare I say "homely" Jesus of History. What does her age have to do with that?
Like I said, I'm a skeptic about the visions but one can't deny her talent.
I'm a skeptic about her visions as well. That is why I think she needs to mature in faith.
I simply want to measure my criticism against her maturity.
I see this not as another person getting visions from God and painting them. I see her as an evangelist to her family. Without these "visions" her family probably would still be Atheist.
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