Are Miracles Violations of the Laws of Nature?
Classical theism holds that God rules the world not only indirectly, by the natural laws established with creation, but through actions or direct interventions that interfere with natural processes and human actions. These direct interventions are usually called miracles. Modern Western philosophy,...
Main Author: | Andrea Aguti |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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University of Religions and Denominations
2016-12-01
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Series: | Religious Inquiries |
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Online Access: | http://ri.urd.ac.ir/article_46546_05c8c3bcd4c9d14cb1d7d5e97d90f944.pdf |
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