God's miracles in my life

[Right Divider]

Seems to me that Jesus came and died for mankind. Or do you reject that too?

Classic non-sequitur GK.

 

[Clete]

This thread proves that Gary has no idea what a miracle is.

 

[Lon]

Seems to me that Jesus came and died for mankind. Or do you reject that too?

Part of the issue: What is a miracle?

-"Biblically speaking miracles involve God doing something uncommon and usually awe-inspiring in order to reveal himself to mankind."

Comments in thread will be over the definition difference and reasons for sharing.

 

[Clete]

Attributing to God fake miracles is to lie and give God the credit for it.

That sounds like a sin to me, Gary!

(For those who don't know, Gary claims, not only to experience miracles on a daily basis, but to be a prophet and to never commit any sin.)

 

[Idolater]

Part of the issue: What is a miracle?

-"Biblically speaking miracles involve God doing something uncommon and usually awe-inspiring in order to reveal himself to mankind."

Comments in thread will be over the definition difference and reasons for sharing.

Occasional-ism “a non-Deistic understanding of the World”

Picking up where this relevant post left off from a now-closed thread on another controversial theory: https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-earth-is-flat-and-we-never-went-to-the-moon-part-ii.44213/page-221#post-1900558 “Why are heavy things heavy things, ultimately? in a non-Deistic...

theologyonline.com

Under Occasionalism everything can be miraculous, it's subjective. For example thousands of people witnessed the "Miracle of the Sun" 107 years ago. If it was explainable by physics then in a sense it wasn't a miracle, but especially if it wasn't explainable by physics, then it's still obviously subjectively a miracle to all those who witnessed it.

Miracle of the Sun - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[JudgeRightly]

Occasional-ism “a non-Deistic understanding of the World”

Picking up where this relevant post left off from a now-closed thread on another controversial theory: https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-earth-is-flat-and-we-never-went-to-the-moon-part-ii.44213/page-221#post-1900558 “Why are heavy things heavy things, ultimately? in a non-Deistic...

theologyonline.com

Under Occasionalism everything can be miraculous, it's subjective. For example thousands of people witnessed the "Miracle of the Sun" 107 years ago. If it was explainable by physics then in a sense it wasn't a miracle, but especially if it wasn't explainable by physics, then it's still obviously subjectively a miracle to all those who witnessed it.

Miracle of the Sun - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

This is why you don't venerate a human being above her actual status, regardless of her role in history.

 

[Idolater]

This is why you don't venerate a human being above her actual status, regardless of her role in history.

Does this have to do with the Miracle of the Sun, or with Occasionalism?

 

[JudgeRightly]

Does this have to do with the Miracle of the Sun, or with Occasionalism?

The former.