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Miracles
Book • 2015
In 'Miracles', C.S.
Lewis argues that miracles are not statistically anomalous events but rather 'an interference with Nature by supernatural power'.
He challenges rationalists and naturalists by presenting a case for the possibility of miracles, defining them as events that do not break the laws of nature but rather operate outside of them.
Lewis does not attempt to prove the historical accuracy of Christian miracles but instead lays a philosophical foundation for understanding and accepting the possibility of miracles.
The book is a significant work in Christian apologetics, using lucid exposition and illuminating metaphors to make its case.
Lewis argues that miracles are not statistically anomalous events but rather 'an interference with Nature by supernatural power'.
He challenges rationalists and naturalists by presenting a case for the possibility of miracles, defining them as events that do not break the laws of nature but rather operate outside of them.
Lewis does not attempt to prove the historical accuracy of Christian miracles but instead lays a philosophical foundation for understanding and accepting the possibility of miracles.
The book is a significant work in Christian apologetics, using lucid exposition and illuminating metaphors to make its case.
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N.T. Wright in the context of his Platonic views and their influence on his theological perspective.
N.T. Wright in the context of his Platonic views and their influence on his theological perspective.
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Mentioned by Speaker 1 as a good book on miracles, described as a two-volume work.
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Mentioned by Matthew Halsted while discussing the historical acceptance of meteorites as rocks falling from the sky.
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Mentioned by Jack Symes and Yujin Nagasawa during the discussion of the problem of evil for atheists.
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Paul VanderKlay as a book that has been consistently promoted on his channel and is helpful and important.
Paul VanderKlay as a book that has been consistently promoted on his channel and is helpful and important.
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Mentioned by Alistair McGrath in discussion of his views on science and miracles.
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Mentioned by Sean McDowell as a scholar who wrote a two-volume book assessing miracle claims around the world.
[BONUS] Debating Miracles (with Paul Rinzler)
Alistair Begg mentions C.S. Lewis's book on miracles, highlighting his perspective on encountering the living God.
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