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Miracles and Modern Worldview
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Miracles and Modern Worldview
Examines definitions, requirements for a miracle, and scientific and philosophical perspectives.
1,125 words (approx. 4.5 pages) |
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1999
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"Miracles and the Modern WorldviewIntroduction
Rowe (1993), focuses his discussion on the three important questions that he believes are the conditions of a genuine miracle, the possibility of modern belief in miracles, and the reasonableness of believing in miracles. For most people, these are not issues: those who believe in miracles define them in their own terms, while those who do not believe in miracles are automatically dismissive. Miracles are not primarily considered a source of intellectual debate; belief or disbelief in miracles is a matter of world view and belief system. However, there may be more than one modern world view, with some associated with belief in miracles and others not. Exploring that possibility is the focus of this paper."
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