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TheOldColonel
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Miracles are like eating at McDonald’s. Just when you think you’re done, you discover a few more fries and a pack of ketchup at the bottom of the bag.
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Miracles are not the norm, they are the exception. They are rare, and always have been. Miracles are not something we need. If nothing miraculous happens ever again, that is OK.Why hasn’t God performed any miracles on camera? We have billions of devices and not one single miracle is captured?
Because that time has passed. The miracles of Jesus in the Bible were meant for the Jews of that time in connection with the prophesies of the Messiah. The miracles of the early Church were confirmation of the power and authority of Jesus through the Apostles. Again, meant for the Jews of that day and time for a specific purpose.Why are there no miracles like there were in the Bible?
No ancient people did either. I’m not sure why this is important.Why have no modern people had a limb grow back?
Not sure where you’ve gathered that argument from, but I don’t really think it’s a good one.Oh God doesn’t perform the same types of miracles anymore? Must be free will!
Yes, people certainly look for confirmation of what they believe. Those people aren’t the ones who receive miraculous signs. Jesus told us that those sorts of signs were worthless because the people who receive them still don’t believe. Blessed are they who have not seen but believe.Is it possible we are just looking for confirmation of what we believe?