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Talking about miracles
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Talking about miracles A miracle is described as a remarkable event and welcome event that seams impossible to explain by means of the known laws of nature and which is there for attributed to a supernatural agency. A miracle can be also described as something supernatural and extraordinary, which cannot be normally done or normally happen. Miracles to some people is something which is contrary to the laws of nature (i.e. nature miracles of Jesus, walking on water and the "supernatural") this is naturally beyond our understanding which is why it is refereed to as a miracle. Some people refer to a miracle as the operation of the laws of nature we don't know about yet. An example of is that something, which we see to day, is normal i.e. like a light bulb, this might be a miracle to people of the old times because they didn't understand or...
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