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Do you believe in miracles, those events attributed to divine intervention? For example, can a patient with terminal cancer be cured of disease through prayer? Or can a person rid themselves of a harmful addiction through a steadfast adherence to faith? How do you rationalize so-called miracles? Perhaps you believe that what some consider miraculous actually has a basis in natural law? Maybe upon hearing of such events, you immediately search for a logical explanation? But whether you believe or you don't, these extraordinary events occur occasionally. The question is: How do you explain them?
Include at least two of the following in your discussion:
- "Do You Believe in Miracles? Most Americans Do" (NPR)
- "Exploring the Science of Miracles" (Washington Post)
- "Scientists Explain Red Sea Parting and Other Miracles" (ABCNews)
- "Of Signs and Miracles: Lourdes, 1968" (Salon)
Required:
- MLA Style
- Must be exactly two-full pages in length
Due: We 10.12
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