So is it possible for fate to bring a miracle?
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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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No. I think anything is possible with God.
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Hi Midge, yes I know of these miracles and have visited one in Portugal, the most famous though is the miracle of Lanciano in Italy, you can check this one on the web.\nto the last comment, yes there is the danger that some scientific nut would try to clone these miracles so yes they have to be guarded.
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Well, in medicine nothing is ever for certain, we just say what is the most probable thing that may happen, but everythings possible, somethings are unexplainable, and that's where God comes in, its awesome you can walk again, and be a track star, i'd say a miracle, good luck!
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Er...?  What, precisely, is the miracle?
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i think it's impossible honestly!!!!!!! ask a fortuneteller perhaps. let me know if u find out the other ways!
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Yes! there is no other explanation. Every action has a reaction. Miracles are happening everyday. This is just one that happened to make it to the eye of the media and be documented. How many miracles happen everyday that you don't hear about??????
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Because that would be a verifiable miracle. God apparently doesn't do those. Interesting, isn't it?
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I dont believe that there are things that where never ment to happen cause that would mean that God screwed up and God dont make mistakes... ppl make mistakes. God allows things to happen for a reason... thats to teach us and to help us to follow him. God had everything planned before we where even here... At least thats what i believe
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In adventures and religious myths everything is possible. Don't try to give rational reasons for it. Many things could have inspired the storytellers: metheors, comets etc.
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It is very easy to believe in something you witness for yourself. However, I do believe there are some real basis for believing some individuals have this type of ability. I believe it is rare, but definitely could be a possibility. I do not like to just dismiss something out of hand, because I have yet to be around somebody who demonstrated this ability to me. However, I have heard from others that they have seen people who can do this. I do think it is a very rare gift, but look at all God can do, if you believe in God. I do. I find anything is possible if you open your mind to the possibilities in this world, the solor system around us, and the one even further out we can't see yet.
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You can't just pray for a miracle... but you have to make it happen.
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I definately believe in fate.  I have met people so randomly and we wound up becoming very good friends, or dated, and it was all because of some freak....accident.  Fate rocks!
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everything has a cause. So, yes. That's not the same as divine intervention. For that to be true, everything would plotted out. I guess that would be a good reason to stop trying.
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That answer would probably be best answered according to your belief. Where there is an absence of faith, no miracle can be believed hence no miracle can occur.
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I've witnessed miracles. Actually I experienced one with my son with liver cancer. 2 months ago, he needed a liver transplant because of tumors that surrounded his liver. Through prayers to The Divine Mercy, The Lord Jesus, it's all gone now! Doctors were really surprised. I witnessed the lame walk, the blind see, the paralysed healed and deadly diseases were cured through a lady gifted by the Holy Spirit to heal through the Divine Mercy. I can bring you to the place if that will affirm your faith. Miracles happen everyday. \n\nLinks: http://www.apodivinemercy.com or http://our.homewithgod.com/divinemercy/miracles/\n\nDon't STOP BELIEVING!!!! Jesus is our only way to enter the kingdom of HIS Father. Please don't get lose.
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I most certainly believe in miracles. I have witness many.\nOne somewhat like yours.  My daughter when she came though the birth canal pull both legs from the sockets. she was in braces and they said she would have to wear them for a least 5 years.  She was so unhappy and so was I.  I cryed most every day for a month.  My husband came home from work one day and I was crying and so was our daughter.  He told me it was time to take her to a new doctor, the Great Physician.  We cared her in and layed her on the bed , he anointed her with oil and we prayed.  When we cared her back to the doctor the next day he was amazed, they could find nothing wrong. She is now 19 and going to have her own little miracle in August, Twins.