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 1 5   |           time. But the problem of a miracle is not fully explained by
 2 5   |              in religion is called a miracle. A miracle is a phenomenon
 3 5   |      religion is called a miracle. A miracle is a phenomenon which is
 4 5   |       philosophical exploration of a miracle, therefore, arrives at the
 5 5   |        arrives at the question: Is a miracle possible? In other words,
 6 5   |            alone; that is, an actual miracle will occur. Almighty God
 7 5   |        happen to hear it said that a miracle contradicts the laws of
 8 5   | consciousness, the steam engine is a miracle, even though all its components
 9 5   |            in nature.~As it is, this miracle (the appearance of an engine)
10 5   |              In order to explain the miracle of mechanics, a recognition
11 5   |              consciousness is also a miracle. To explain this miracle
12 5   |             miracle. To explain this miracle it is necessary to accept
13 5   |           nature are not violated; a miracle does not contradict the
14 11  |            miracles in general. If a miracle is possible (see the chapter
15 12  |             of Revelation.~A genuine miracle can be examined from the
16 12  |            ontological phenomenon, a miracle is a phenomenon of the supernatural
17 12  |             life. Psychologically, a miracle produces a soul-stunning
18 12  |           teleological phenomenon, a miracle always has a definite aim,
19 12  |          truth. Therefore, a genuine miracle is always the best and most
20 13  |             represents an undeniable miracle appearing at the dawn of
21 19,2|          would, indeed, be a greater miracle than that of the deluge
22 24  |              raise man to God.”~ The miracle of the Resurrection of Christ