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Originally posted by divegeesterYou call up your chosen model of reality and apply it to the situation. Depending on your choice, it either comes out as a miracle, or as a natural event not in accord with current, provisional scientific theory (all scientific theories being provisional by definition). Of course, this is assuming your assessment doesn't result in declaring it a hoax or false report.
Religious standpoint or otherwise; what's your view of this?
07 Jun 12
Originally posted by divegeesterAnything our relatively primitive brains cannot comprehend is termed a miracle. Everything has a rational, scientific explanation - it's just that we do not have the science yet to explain so called miraculous events.
Religious standpoint or otherwise; what's your view of this?
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
07 Jun 12
Originally posted by Rajk999There are healers, but there's no miracle involved. When our understanding of the subtle and powerful nature of the brain improves we will understand how these so called "miracle" cures occur.
Double post for emphasis ? I agree its a crock .. YES.
Maybe not 100%. Im sure there are the gifted out there capable of healing people but those are few and far between. Its too easy for scrupulous people to fool the gullible that they are healers.
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Originally posted by stokerPresumably this is after we have battered Satan for the person's coming to need a miracle "without any human touch." It fulfills a "conservation of cosmic blame" law.
the blind see. the sick are cured, now if they are at a hospital, we praise [and righly] the doctors. So if it happens without any human touch, praise the lord
edit: accountability, not blame.
07 Jun 12
Originally posted by Pianoman1So long as you can "understand" it then it no longer is a miracle?
There are healers, but there's no miracle involved. When our understanding of the subtle and powerful nature of the brain improves we will understand how these so called "miracle" cures occur.
Hmm?
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Originally posted by divegeesterMiracle healings happen daily. The only question is, from whence are they healed? In addition, just because we may know the bodily mechnism for such healing, is the very fact that the body has a propensity to heal itself not a miracle?
Religious standpoint or otherwise; what's your view of this?
No matter the claims of those who say they have been healed by God, whether it be true or false, you will always have doubters.
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Originally posted by whodeyMiracle | Define Miracle at Dictionary.com
So long as you can "understand" it then it no longer is a miracle?
Hmm?
dictionary.reference.com/browse/miracle
noun. 1. an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.
edit: of course we can debate definitions.
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Originally posted by whodeyI think opening the door to miracles leads to the conclusion that everything is a miracle. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Miracle healings happen daily. The only question is, from whence are they healed? In addition, just because we may know the bodily mechnism for such healing, is the very fact that the body has a propensity to heal itself not a miracle?
No matter the claims of those who say they have been healed by God, whether it be true or false, you will always have doubters.
07 Jun 12
Originally posted by JS357Are there no instances where doctors are speechless as to someones recovery? It seems to me that there are. By such a definition then miracles exist.
Miracle | Define Miracle at Dictionary.com
dictionary.reference.com/browse/miracle
noun. 1. an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.
edit: of course we can debate definitions.