There are no miracles.
Jesus does not need CPR, he just touched the sick and they were healed.
God is a gentleman-type,
He allows people to do good or evil according to their free will,
at the end of the day, you have to be accountable for your acts.
The positive side of all religions is to teach you doing good.
God has no reason to stop that.
God created the Existence of everything,
the laws of nature just points to His real existence, an indicator only.
We can not be sure of God thru natural laws,
it is His Revelation that proves his existence, and Confirm that the laws of nature is under his command when He performs miracles.
I have my PhD in mechanical engineering, I study science and technology until today.
Don't scorn at Assumption.
What ever theories of science, majority are made on Assumption, started with hypotheses.
And there are many assumptions made in solving engineering problems,
ignoring the weight, assume it is rigid body, ignoring the friction etc......
Science and Engineering is never Precise 100%.
Therefore you don't scorn at Religion, saying that its belief is Assumption.
How does a seperate universe with a seperate set of physical laws equate to a miracle in our universe or the existence of a 'God'? Your conclusion makes absolutely no sense.
There are no miracles.
What "Saint" is getting at is that "other universes" as posited by many modern physicists would logically conceivably have other laws of nature which if compared with our laws of nature would appear to be supernatural -- i.e., miracles.
After all, if "multiple universes" are conceivable, surely "other laws" are too.
The only problem would be to explain how those other laws from another universe could become present within our universe such that humans could witness the comparison/contrast.
There are no miracles.
A miracle is a violation of natural laws, so Hawking is not implying that miracles are possible.
It's fortunate, but no miracle.I visited my country of birth. Because of obedience to the Holy Spirit .
I am alive here and relatively prosperous , in comparison to my practically extinct family, killed and died of alcoholism in my land of birth,
It is a miracle
That's what I'm saying. Something that is simply unlikely is not a miracle, since this would discount everyone and everything that doesn't beat the odds. Unlikely things happen. This is a completely secular idea.a miracle can be just a simple end run around the odds..
IE..the coma patient who suddenly wakes up,
the priest who does not violate young boys..eek
the atheist who finally admits there is a God..
the SciForum user who changes his opinion..
why does God have to violate natural laws?
he created the system,why would he create something he couldn't work in?
That's what I'm saying. Something that is simply unlikely is not a miracle, since this would discount everyone and everything that doesn't beat the odds. Unlikely things happen. This is a completely secular idea.
If it's natural, then it's not god by definition. Naturalistic processes can be understood.
..that still does not discount God.If it's natural, then it's not god by definition. Naturalistic processes can be understood.