why do we hear about miracles everyday on t.v., but we dont see them i our lives?
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Sweety there are miracles in our lives every day. Every mourning you wake up and you're alive, your house did not catch fire throughout the night, or wasn't invaded by thugs...you can open your eyes and see the sunlight, or even have the ability to move your body and think voluntarily those are miracles? Imagine how many peple in the hospital right now wishing they were living the miracle of your ordinary life...
1099838
I'd say that it depends on what the definition of a miracle is.  Does it have to be something that is completely unexplainable by modern science, or could it just be a great occurrence?  Far less miracles are reported because science can give an explanation for them.  This doesn't mean that they are any less important, just that people don't report them as much.
1129273
there are tons of miracles in science and nature that no one can explain. if you think of everything that has to happen to take one cell from a woman and one cell from a man and then in 9 months you have a human being with a brain and a heart and a sense of humor and the ability to love , I'd say that is one hell of a miracle.
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None-And let me add, that people who believe in things such as ghosts, telekinesis, etc, think that the scientific establishment want to somehow dispute this, even though they know its true.  Discovering that telekinesis is true, that bigfoot really exists, that there are provable ghosts, would make a scientist's career and put them in the history books...and scientists are, if anything, more curious than most people-we would LOVE to see that kind of thing...remember, lots of us were raised on science fiction and still harbour hopes of meeting ET, going faster than light speed, finding out the ESP really works...on and on.  Problem is, we also require real proof.  No, there is no proof of telekinesis.  If there were, the US government would be pouring billions of dollars into studying it.
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Yes, MIRACLES DO EXIST. Please don't get confused with the word MIRACLE and MAGIC. My son needed a liver transplant 2 months ago. I prayed really hard, prayed the chaplet of the Divine Mercy and now he's cancer free without any surgery. Through the Divine Mercy, all the tumors are all gone!!!! What happened to my son is a miracle. But the bill in your hand... believe me... it's just magic. I hope that enlightens your mind. PEACE!!!
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well, miracles happen to people from all different walks of life. My family has had several miracles, but we are just average God-fearing people. We love the Lord and don't expect more from Him than we deserve. Maybe that's the key. Who knows?\n\nI guess I should leave an example of a miracle. When my father was 22 years old, he was just starting out in the ministry and he was beginning to lose his eyesight. He went to several doctors and they all told him he'd be blind within the year. My dad pouted and cried about it for a few days, then he realized that is not what would be pleasing to God. He went to church that night with next to no sight. He went to the alter and prayed to God that He could take his eyesight, but please don't take away his ministry. My dad loves people and he wanted to preach the gospel to as many people as possible. When he stood up from praying, he had his eye sight restored completely! The doctors couldn't explain it...my dad has been a preacher now for 34 years and has led many people to the Lord. Praise the Lord!\n\nPS and he never lost his eyesight!
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To us who haven't seen anything extraordinary, we always ponder. A friend of mine just recently attested to a story. It goes like this. His grandmother just died then. They had a new born baby in the clan and it became very ill for no apparent reason. And i think it was an aunt who said in our dialect, "Not this baby nana, still too young." So the inexplicable illness transferred to a nine-year-old boy. They called in an "arbularyo" (herbal medicine practitioner with an allegedly unique knowledge in spiritual matters). So this arbularyo commanded to put the grandma's shirt on top of the head of this boy. And then he began to talk. He spoke in a manner very much like his grandma. He began giving sermon to his uncles and aunts. I asked if he spoke with a different voice. My friend told me that he still spoke according to his voice, but the manner of speaking! If you find it hard to believe, you can draw on the illness part for greater reason to believe. But then, it's really up to you to believe in something or not. When they asked the boy what happened then, he said, in a vision, he just saw his grandma approaching a bright light.
729189
A miracle is something that happens when God intervenes in the time-space continuum and defies natural laws and principles to bring about an occurrence unaccounted for in those laws and principles. A regular person cannot perform a miracle because a person is bound by the laws and principles of the time-space continuum.
1183509
I would rather believe that I am blessed to be where I am today than to be skeptical of life.  Why not live as though everything is a miracle?
841104
A miracle is an unexplainable but seemingly benevolent act. Many such events happen all of the time. We just don't necessarily attribute them to God any more.
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dont believ evething you see on TV
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He didn't discover anything then.   It's still a theory.    \n\nIn contrast, you are trying to compare apples and oranges.   God isn't a circus monkey to do tricks for you on a whim.   Follow the scripture and wrap yourself in the Word of God and miracles and the works of God will unfold before your very eyes every day.   You just have to open your eyes to see them.
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Thank you...I don't remember the question you refer to, but I will research it.  I think if you click on my name, you can go to my 360 blog.\n\nMy theory is really universal knowledge, that we all share, as one.  I have studied A Course In Miracles for years, and it has transformed my life...and many other teachings (all teachings actually teach the same thing).  \n\nThanks again.
1104577
I beleive psychics exist. I believe that a medium who communicates with the dead is a naive demonic practice. Tarrot readers are an abomination and will go to hell if they dont repent. I believe that God blesses people with a gift of some sort of specific foresight and it is understood that these people are prophets. That they yet know what to do with the information they have is a lack of listening to the holy spirit. Palmreaders, fortune tellers, crystal ballerinas will join the tarrot reader. I believe one can have periodic preminisions and visions.
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I believe that it exists though I cannot say I have seen or experienced one myself.\n\nI would have to say though, that I believe that such miracles are generally NOT associated with people who are literally on their death beds with their doctors saying they will die very shortly.  They generally are not associated with people who are brain-dead or dependent on respirators/ventilators for survival.\n\nToo often it is the case that families insist on maintaining such heroic efforts to keep patients "alive" in the name of holding out for a "miracle".  I have seen this countless numbers of times, and as I have said before, I have NEVER seen such a "miracle" take place.  If everything was free and our resources were endless, then that is fine, but unfortunately this sort of practice costs American society (presuming you are American) MILLIONS of healthcare dollars a year, which is causing a huge strain on our economy.\n\nAgain, I do not doubt that they can occur (both miracles in the strict sense or the word, or whether mind over matter or other methods as previous posters have alluded to) but they are extremely rare.
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Of course I do, don't you?\nJust because you haven't seen something yourself, does not mean that it does'nt exist. Remember there are many things out there that people thought were ficticous until they were proved wrong.\n\nP.S. It doesn't hurt anyone to just believe, sceptics seem to be such sad people.
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I most definetly believe in miracles. \nWhen one of my close friends was ten, a young sister of hers was born. She was named Ronnie. Several minutes later, they told the mother that Ronnie wouldn't survive. Ronnie was put on all kinds of medication and machines but she was still looking bad. They called in the Priest from the church to help pray for their baby. Before he got there, the hospital had named her Certifiably Dead. The priest didn't give up hope, although the parents and my friend had. He prayed mighty prayers and annointed her. She came back! She now has a disease (i forget the name) causing her to seem, act and feel several years younger than she really is. \nEver since I heard that story I am a believer in miracles and God.