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Different understandings of miracle
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What is the key difference between realist & anti-realist views of miracles?

Realists see miracles as objective events

In 1950, what happened at Beatrice Church that was considered miraculous?

All 15 choir members were late, avoiding death

What must a person perform to become a Saint in the Catholic Church?

Miracles

According to Hume, what three elements define a miracle?

Transgression of law, volition, caused by God

Why does modern science reject the idea that natural laws can be violated?

Laws are descriptive, not prescriptive

What are Tillich's 3 characteristics of a miracle as a sign-event?

Astonishing, points to mystery, ecstatic

When an anti-realist speaks of a miracle, what are they describing?

Their own state of mind

In Holland's train story, why does the mother still call it a miracle?

She interprets it as God's response to need

What does Tillich mean by saying God is 'Being-itself' not 'a being'?

God is existence itself, not a separate entity

What would the 'truly God-sighted' person experience according to the note?

Everything would be miraculous

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