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so if I have worldgorger dragon on the battlefield which exiled all my permanents. Then my opponent plays Ixidron, does my worldgorger ever leave the battlefield. If not, can i ever get my exiled permanents back from worldgorger?

Hmm my 2 cents.
Logic was used to determine the ruling, however I think people are over looking the most basic logic.

If a spell or ability is on a stack targeting an opponent's creature, then that creature's controller responds with a spell that would make his creature an invalid target for said spell or ability, it would fizzle.

In this case, the word "that" in Chandra's +1 refers to creature who is no longer a valid target for that spell and/or ability. The "can't block" part also only applies and refers to the invalid creature as players can't block in the first place...

The word "that" in this place, is not a standalone word, it is dependent on the target creature which became an invalid target before the ability was able to resolve, thus making the word "that" redundant.

Ex1: let's say an instant spell has the following effect "'spell name' deals 1 damage to target creature. That creature gains indestructible till the end of the turn." If I were to cast this card on a 1/1 creature, according to card text sequence ruling, that creature would die as a result of state-based action, before the 2nd part of the spell checks if the creature is still valid for the indestructible portion of the card's text ability.
Ex2. I have a 2/1 creature blocking my opponent's 2/2 white creature. I cast god's willing. He responds with last breath in an attempt to save his creature. I then respond with another gods willing protection from white. As it stands, my 2nd gods willing will resolve first giving protection from white, I then scry. Last breath will fizzle as my creature becomes an invalid target, I do not gain 4 life. My first god's willing will also fizzle for the same reason and I won't be able scry again due to the sequence of the cards text.

Yea I thought so too, I had told him that once I flash casted the sliver, it does not go back to check if the prophet is still there in order to resolve, he would have to counter the cast instead.
Thanks for the reply :)

Hello everyone, I have {Prophet of Kruphix} on the battlefield as well as some slivers. I enter combat and and flash in  {Battle Sliver} for the +2/0. My opponent responds and uses {Silence the Believers} to exile my prophet. If this all resolves as is, my prophet will die but will the sliver still be casted?