Reading Time: < 1 minute Influential French scientist and mathematician Blaise Pascal, his niece, Marguerite Perrier, suffered from a severe and long-term fistula in her eye that let out a repulsive odor. At a monastery on March 24, 1656, she was completely healed in a dramatic way, with even bone deterioration vanishing immediately. There was Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Nearly two out of five US adults (38 percent) said they have had such an experience of a miracle—which means that as large as 94,792,000 Americans are convinced that God has performed at least one miracle for them personally. But what about doctors? The medical experts? What do they think? Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes In countries where documentation is particularly different it may seem “coincidental” miracles happen there. A few points: We have sophisticated medical technology in the West, if God is to act more medically, it is far more likely in underdeveloped countries than those with all the medical technologies at their mercy Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute I don’t think the best approach is to say, ‘God will heal me, so I’m just going to pray.’ Usually God works through natural means. He expects us to make use of the gifts he has provided to us, such as medication and technology. Otherwise, it would be like expecting Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Atheist scientist Jerry Coyne said “massive, well-documented, and either replicated or independently corroborated evidence from multiple and reliable sources” would be needed to have confidence in a miracle. Though such a statement can be responded to easily, and, rather logically. Craig Keener says in the book Case For Miracles Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute Healings are given by the mercy of God, He’s not obliged to do them. We see Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9 was not healed of his “thorn in the flesh” whatever that refers to. I know it sounds harsh but in some way it is better. For those to think Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute There are fewer miracles in the Bible than you know and more miracles today than you might think. The miracles were not spread throughout the Bible. Many were living by faith in periods, lacking these bold miracles. Sure Jesus did miracles but he only 3 resurrections. They were only to Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Frenchman Philosopher and mathematician Blaine Pascal said “God has given evidence sufficient for those with an open mind and an open heart, but it’s sufficiently vague as not to compel those whose hearts are closed”. Certainly God could write in the sky “I do exist, repent or else!”. He Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute You have to evaluate them on a case by case basis and when you evaluate them they pale in comparison to Christianity. Mohammed says he doesn’t do miracles, they were only attributed to him in the Hadith’s 150 years after his death. The Quran doesn’t even say he does miracles, Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes What’s the best way to define the miraculous? Philosophers and theologians have offered various descriptions. Aquinas’ defined miracles as ‘those things done by divine power apart from the order usually followed in things’. This view suggests that God can do what he wants with his creation. Aquinas has identified 3 Read more…