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Mu’jizatu Yasû’ ‘n al-‘Ilâj al-Jismâniy fî al-Kâtûlîkiyyah
This article aims to examine non-medical healing as a miracle of Jesus. According to Christianity, non-medical healing is always being associate with miracles, also called divine healing which consists of healing physical and spiritual illness.
Jarman Arroisi, Dea Felaputri
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İbn Meymûn’un Mucize Görüşü Üzerine Bir İnceleme/A Study of Maimonides' View of Miracles
Miracles play an important role in the formation of the religious and national identity of the Jews. However, under the influence of philosophical movements that were influential in the Middle Ages, Jewish scholars debated the possibility of supernatural
Hatice Arslan
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Spinoza on miracles and natural laws [PDF]
Spinoza's philosophy presents a radical reinterpretation of miracles and laws, rejecting traditional views of miracles as breaches in the natural order.
Yu Aurora
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The notion of a miracle is established as an act by some power external to the natural world. Aside from presenting points made by Hume, Lewis, Babbage, and other contributors, this chapter presents three categories that address the arguments against ...
DAVID J. BARTHOLOMEW
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Miracles from the Perspective of the Catholic Church
The article delves into the concept of miracles from the perspective of the Catholic Church, tracing the evolution of human consciousness from fear to awe to curiosity, leading to the phenomena of mythologization, religious experiences, philosophical ...
M. Chandrankunnel, M. S. Lyutaeva
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Understanding the Qur’anic Miracle Stories in the Modern Age
In the introduction to her Understanding the Qur’anic Miracle Stories in the Modern Age, Isra Yazicioglu writes about the dilemma of how readers are to understand such stories.
Leyla Ozgur Alhassen
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Wittgenstein and Hume on Miracles [PDF]
In this paper, I intend to contrast the positions of Ludwig Wittgenstein and David Hume on miracles. While Hume holds that miracles are violations of laws of nature which can never be probable, Wittgenstein would reject this definition. Instead, he takes
Wheeler, Samuel
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A Miracle for Whom? Al-Sharīf Al-Murtaḍā’s Theory of Audience-Relative Miracles
This article examines the theory of miracles formulated by the distinguished Shī’ī-Mu’tazilī theologian, al-Sharīf al-Murtaḍā (965–1044 CE), specifically to contextualize his controversial doctrine of Qurʾānic iʿjāz, known as ṣarfah.
MohammadReza Moini
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4. Is it rational to believe in miracles?
‘Is it rational to believe in miracles?’ considers the most crucial question concerning miracles by scrutinizing existing arguments against belief in miracles.
Yujin Nagasawa
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Niewiarygodność supranaturalizmu Roberta A. Larmera
This article provides a critical appraisal of Robert Larmer’s The Legitimacy of Miracle (2013, Polish edition 2022). This book is an attempt to justify the belief in miracles in the modern world and its intellectual context.
Marcin Walczak
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