Do you believe in miricles?

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Do you believe in miricles?

Do you belive in miricles? Have you every been givin a miricle?

Yes to both questions.

Yep....

If god gives us miricles. Why doesen't he give the starving and dieing afericans miricles?

Do we need them more?

Things do happen out of the ordenarry. But doesen't mean god did it.

Even if we grant that a "miraculous" event is indeed exceptional enough to warrant an exceptional explanation, we could, for example, postulate that the event was caused by the incredible powers of human minds rather than the incredible powers of a god' s mind. This explanation is no less credible and in fact has the advantage that we know that humans minds exist, whereas the existence of a god' s mind is questionable.

If someone is going to advance one supernatural, paranormal or unusual explanation for an exceptional event, they have to be willing to consider every other supernatural, paranormal or unusual explanation. The question which thus faces the believer is: how can one possibly compare all these different explanations? How on earth can one reasonably support the idea that something occurred because of a god rather than human telepathy or ghosts?

Every religion seems to make claims of miraculous events. If one religion' s claims are right and that religion' s god exists, what is the explanation for all the other miracles in other religions? It seems unlikely that the Christian god was causing miraculous healings in the name of ancient Greek gods at one time.

I think it is the belief and not the name of the god...

what is a miricle

It Miricle Whip, you put it on sandwiches. Don't you believe in it?

oh the great mayo, reminds me to go to the international store to get some real yankee mayo and peanut butter

See, you do believe in it, you just need to go to a special place to see them.

That's a new word...yankee mayo....never heard it called that. 😑

dont believe in it just eat it, yeah US mayonnaise is the best that there is so it is yankee mayo 😉

Well I'm from the north, so I'm a yankee....And I love mayo...good on tuna....It's a miracle that whip stuff.....You justa gotta whip it good!

See I'm still on topic...

all americans are yankees to us, and whip it good by DEVO?

Yup...DEVO......Not sure if they like mayo though....But they like to whip it....

i think i do...

echuu what was yours?

miricle of whip

Hmm...No to the first question, yes to the second.....

Originally posted by finti
miricle of whip

Or a miracle with whip.

Originally posted by Storm
Even if we grant that a "miraculous" event is indeed exceptional enough to warrant an exceptional explanation, we could, for example, postulate that the event was caused by the incredible powers of human minds rather than the incredible powers of a god' s mind. This explanation is no less credible and in fact has the advantage that we know that humans minds exist, whereas the existence of a god' s mind is questionable.

If someone is going to advance one supernatural, paranormal or unusual explanation for an exceptional event, they have to be willing to consider every other supernatural, paranormal or unusual explanation. The question which thus faces the believer is: how can one possibly compare all these different explanations? How on earth can one reasonably support the idea that something occurred because of a god rather than human telepathy or ghosts?

Every religion seems to make claims of miraculous events. If one religion' s claims are right and that religion' s god exists, what is the explanation for all the other miracles in other religions? It seems unlikely that the Christian god was causing miraculous healings in the name of ancient Greek gods at one time.

Ya we don't need a god to do things out of the ordenarry.

I do believe in them myself, but i don't think they are a common thing.