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 1 3   |          laws of nature.~ As a mass phenomenon, atheism has come into existence
 2 5   |          either fiction, fraud or a phenomenon which science cannot at
 3 5   |             miracle. A miracle is a phenomenon which is unexplainable not
 4 5   |           In other words, is such a phenomenon possible which cannot be
 5 5   |             scholars say that every phenomenon of nature and every event
 6 5   |     activity in the world so that a phenomenon will occur which is not
 7 8   |             we often meet with this phenomenon. Very often exceptionally
 8 11  |           as miraculous every vital phenomenon, because no phenomenon of
 9 11  |        vital phenomenon, because no phenomenon of life can be completely
10 11  |      revelation every new prominent phenomenon of man’s spirit, natural
11 12  |             view. As an ontological phenomenon, a miracle is a phenomenon
12 12  |          phenomenon, a miracle is a phenomenon of the supernatural power
13 12  |        sensation. As a teleological phenomenon, a miracle always has a
14 18,4| Materialists explain suffering as a phenomenon which is undesirable but
15 20  |      biblical teaching. The amazing phenomenon of the universality of the
16 21,1|            death is not a necessary phenomenon but only an accidental phenomenon
17 21,1|   phenomenon but only an accidental phenomenon as a punishment for sin.
18 24  |       puzzle to this greatest world phenomenon. Among rationalistic attempts
19 24  |         attractive, and fascinating phenomenon which cannot be compared
20 24  |      mankind; that is, that unusual phenomenon of history eternally issuing