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In the Twenty First Century, a miracle has several interpretations.
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GCSE RS Coursework Rob Allen 10AJB a) I) Today in the Twenty First Century, a miracle has several interpretations. To define a miracle depends on your interpretation, whether it is religious or atheistic but everyone can say it is something extra-ordinary. In common everyday speech, you may say: 'We need a miracle!' but this does not necessarily mean you need to be cured of haemorrhages or leprosy but it may mean you need to get out of debt or be cured of a cold. In Religious terms a miracle is an event that happens due to a direct intervention by God that breaks all laws of Physics and Nature due to a surge of faith. It is something that cannot be explained. Owing to the modern definition of miracles many people seem to think that miracles do not happen today. Some people may think that escaping death perhaps by being cured of cancer, that...
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