
Event
evento altamente inusual que se cree de origen sobrenatural o divino
“There has always been a belief in miracles in the popular mind. As L. Sprague de Camp once said, the public would rather be bunked than debunked.”
“We act in faith — and miracles occur. In consequence, we are tempted to make the miracles the ground for our faith. The cost of such weakness is that we lose the confidence of faith. Faith is, faith creates, faith carries. It is not derived from, nor created, nor carried by anything except its own reality.”
“The miracles of earth are the laws of heaven.”
“It was a great thing to open the eyes of a blind man, but it is a greater thing to open the eyes of a blind soul. It was a great thing to bring a dead body back to life, but it is a greater miracle to bring a soul dead in sin back to life. My friends have you ever felt the touch of this Jesus? Oh! that we all might feel His touch, that we might look and be healed and live.”
“All the events narrated in Scripture came to pass naturally, and are referred directly to God because Scripture, as we have shown, does not aim at explaining things by their natural causes, but only at narrating what appeals to the popular imagination, and doing so in the manner best calculated to excite wonder, and consequently to impress the minds of the masses with devotion.”
“Miracles are magic processed by faith and a lack of a scientific imagination.”
Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.
Un milagro es un evento que no puede explicarse por leyes naturales o científicas y, por consiguiente, se atribuye a alguna causa sobrenatural o preternatural. Varias religiones suelen atribuir un fenómeno caracterizado como milagroso a las acciones de un ser sobrenatural, especialmente por una deidad, un hacedor de milagros, un santo o un líder religioso.
Not who you're looking for? Others named miracle: 2004 studio album by Céline Dion & Anne Geddes · 2017 single by Hurts · song by KT Tunstall · 2014 song performed by Kimbra