Are miracles really existed?
489655
YES!!!! u r on earth......This is biggest miracles:))))
1172280
Not a chance in hell... miracles occur, but once in a while.
856881
Because that would be a verifiable miracle. God apparently doesn't do those. Interesting, isn't it?
601108
No.\n\nA miracle by it's very nature can not be 'fateful'.\n\nA miracle is a 'solution' to an 'imperceivably impossible' circumstance.\n\nFate by it's very nature is deductive, predictable, conclusive, pathological pattern...\n\nMiracle: Impossible    Fate: Predictable
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I believe strongly in miracles, and have witnessed many of them.  One that stands out the most happened on Christmas night 1998.  I was travelling back from seeing family when I came upon a girl in the road who had wiped out her car for no apparent reason.  The road was clear, but she spun around and deflated both rear tires with her bumper against the concrete bridge.  I was going to drop her at the next town and continue on my way, but something made me stay and help more.  I bought a sledge hammer and beat out her bumper, aired her tires up, and folowed her the rest of her journey at 40 miles an hour.  I got home at 4 am, and had to be at work at 10am.  She made it safely to her destination.  The next day at work, someone pointed out a wreck that happened in an area I would have been in, and at the exact time and place I that I would have been in, had I not stopped to help her.  The accident I avoided was a car that jumped the median and landed in the front seat of an SUV, killing a young professional family and their newborn.  I battled with this for some time.\nI would have given my life to save that family, but God had other plans for them.\nWe stay in touch and to this day and call each other our Christmas Angel.
135685
I believe in miracles. If it wasnt for miracles my 2 baby cousins would be dead right now, but they lived, Its amazing to me how much you have gone through and i hope thats all the bad that happens to you.
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Yes...\n\nWe find in nature things that are possible to be and not to be, since they are found to be generated, and to corrupt, and consequently, they are possible to be and not to be. But it is impossible for these always to exist, for that which is possible not to be at some time is not. Therefore, if everything is possible not to be, then at one time there could have been nothing in existence. Now if this were true, even now there would be nothing in existence, because that which does not exist only begins to exist by something already existing. Therefore, if at one time nothing was in existence, it would have been impossible for anything to have begun to exist; and thus even now nothing would be in existence--which is absurd. Therefore, not all beings are merely possible, but there must exist something the existence of which is necessary. But every necessary thing either has its necessity caused by another, or not. Now it is impossible to go on to infinity in necessary things which have their necessity caused by another, as has been already proved in regard to efficient causes. Therefore we cannot but postulate the existence of some being having of itself its own necessity, and not receiving it from another, but rather causing in others their necessity. This all men speak of as God.
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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.
909985
Nothing magically appeared. God created it. Magic is using illusion to mimic powers such as those that only God has....
1044926
I guess everybody knows somebody who knows somebody who has had a miracle...  but nobody has the medical documentation.  Everybody has heard about great miracles in church or on religious television shows, but the proof is in the pudding...  or not.\n\nI would have thought this question would have exploded with answers.
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proactive does miracles try it....
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The answer is no.  I spent some time with the homeless population in Atlanta a while back, and there were more than a couple of men (no women, strangely enough) that claimed to be risen from the dead and were in fact walking miracles for the whole world to see.  I could see how a non-homeless person who states the very same thing could be taken more seriously.\n\nThere are also many Taoist texts where men were said to have died, not just once, but many times, and were risen of their own will to walk the earth again.  It is written as a part of their testament to immortality.\n\nAlso, many religions that claim reincarnation will state that they have lived past lives and have returned to live again.  Some even claim to have died in this current life, but were resirected to continue to live in their current body.\n\nThe truth is, it will be very, very difficult to find someone who honestly believes that they have risen from the dead to show people they still live.  Even more difficult to find anyone who has "witnessed" it.  You will only find speculation and "faith" mentioned when discussing this....unless you are willing to try it for yourself.  \n\nIt is called history for a reason.  It is a story that is told and sometimes believed.  It is your choice to believe it or not, no matter who is saying they did it or someone else claiming it to be true.
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Yes; healing, telepathy, telekinesis, prophecy, spirits, God manifesting, sequences of events that defy all odds.  My mother, one of the sanest and most loving people I have ever known, college educated, worked at the U.N. and with various embassies in New York (and I think Washington D.C., but I'd have to ask my stepfather) experienced even odder things.  She only lied to me once in my life (I never even suspected she lied, but I had asked a HIGHLY personal question that was NONE of my business, even as a son, and she corrected the lie 30 seconds later.  I didn't even suspect despite her agitation.  She could easily have not told me despite the embarressment it cost her.  She did so anyway.  She was an amazingly ethical person.  Yet, she claimed that she had frequently seen faeries as a child and teenager, as well as a number of other experiences through adulthood.  And yes, the family is a strong supporter of psychology and none of us take drugs or drink, or seek such experiences.  They just happen.\n\nJust one example, one of the minor ones: On a trip to Hawaii my family and my best friend's family were at the Mauna Kea Hotel.  While outside walking with his son, my friend, his father had a major heart attack.  The hotel is somewhat isolated.  We called emergency services.  Here is a list of the coincidences:\n1) A busy popular hotel (nearly empty during that hour, for no reason the staff could figure out and remarked on it)\n2) Elevator was there exactly on time for the paramedics (they remarked on the coincidence)\n3) A new hospital had JUST opened very close, vs. the clinic that was much farther away (we were told how incredibly fortunate that was, as he would have died.  They were blunt)\n4) No traffic on the busy section (ambulance people again commented on how everyone seemed to be gone)\n5) We were told he would not make it.\n6) Next day we were told he would never walk leave his bed.\n7) Next day we were told that he would probably recover in a several years, but only partially.\n8) Next day after that we were told he might recover in a few months, and they remarked that they were just stunned with his recovery.\n9) Within six days, he was out of the hospital, walking on his own, and within another week it was as if it had never happened.\n10) If it had happened at home, at the isolated location the family had chosen to live, he would have died.\n11) It even happened on the very tail end of our vacation!  We had a great time until then!\n12) He's still alive decades later.\n13) Here's the big one: We barely talk about it.  It's not that uncommon in my family.  \n\nThis is not proof, just one person's experience. At the same time, be very careful.  I encourage you to read "Flim Flam" by James Randi.  There is so much nonsense and fakery going on, and so few people know scientific method or formal logic.  But keep an open mind.  That's part of being truly skeptical.  I'm skeptical, because there are ALWAYS other explanations.  I've met too many people who claim such things, and ten minutes down the discussion I've realized that they just this side of an insane assylum.  Keep questioning, even as you explore the wonders we have all around us.  Don't be gullible, but never shut your mind to the wonders and magic we, as just people, can experience.
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Oh, dear.  So many of them have been disproven.  Be sure to look up the methods of fraud being used as well, such as statues with yes of porous stone, etc.  Best to be careful, as the church doesn't need that sort of publicity.\nAt the same time, science never suggests that something is false because so many have been found to be false.  There may be some real miracles, and waiting for God to prove himself is hubris in the extreme.  I can think of few other apparitions I'd rather meet in a dark alley, or in the skies.\n\nThat some people have dream-like visions while awake is already proven fact.\n\nI had a "vision" of God when I was seventeen.  I still leave open the possiblity that it might have been something else, despite the wonderful results of that experience and knowing it's truth.  There are always other possibilities for what caused my experience that a sane and thoughtful scientific man should consider.   Yet, we must never be afraid to explore the unexplored.\n\nKeep searching.
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I have seen the divine happen.  I have seen a drunk who hated people turn his whole life over after the divine saving power of Jesus Christ touched his life.  There is no greater miracle that can be seen than see a soul that is damned to hell be brought to the light through the shed blood of the Saviour.  see if you need that miracle too: www.needgod.com
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Why, just the other day, on my way to Sunday school, to teach the cute little kids lies and fire and brimstone .. I noticed MY carnation was all wilted, on my suit jacket.\n\nIt MAY have been a sin, but I stopped at the widow Simpson's flower bed and got a new one out of the ground, and reincarnated myself!\n\nSo, Jim (Welcome back).. it IS possible, this re in carnation stuff.\n\nand there you are too .. so it MUST be true, since we all know miracles do not really happen!
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Anything is possible. But I haven't seen it for myself yet on this matter. There's a lot of stuff out there that we have no proof of yet we still believe it to be true. For example, God...we haven't seen God or the Holy Spirits but we have faith that its True or vice versa. So , I guess it is up to you. There's a lot of stuff out there that we don't know about, why cut our dreams short and say it's not possible. BE Optimistic---anything is possible....even time traveling.