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 1 5    |         fully correct in approaching miraculous phenomena in an attempt
 2 5    |            true that often so-called miraculous phenomena prove to be not
 3 5    |     phenomena prove to be not at all miraculous. A fiction or deceit in
 4 11   |            In the beginning, through miraculous and wonderful phenomena
 5 11   |       spiritual prophets and through miraculous events in man’s history,
 6 11   |           Schleiermacher regarded as miraculous every vital phenomenon,
 7 11   | understanding of miracles, he denied miraculous phenomena as they are understood
 8 22   |              the expected birth of a miraculous child who will bring with
 9 23   |           Christ, they are then more miraculous than Christ Himself!~ Faith
10 App,1|          approximately 1440 B.C. The miraculous nature of the conquest has