Number one most documented and scientifically irrefutable miracle?

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I’m just curious what the most observed scientifically examined and documented miracle is that is irrefutable?
 
There are many The latest and greatest? We cant’ say. They happen all over the world. The thing to remember is that miracles happen and praise God for it.
 
The Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano has been widely investigated by scientists.
 
This is true I’m still working on believing in God but am still curious about miracles. Thank you for your response!
 
The Miracle of the Sun at Fatima was witnessed by the largest single group of people.

The miracles that confirm Sainthood and the miracles of Lourdes are investigated by various scientists.
 
If you want to read something truly amazing, try Eucharistic Miracles by Joan Carroll Cruz. 😀
 
The stigmata of St. Padre Pio was investigated by secular scientists as well.
 
I will thank you so much! 🙂 I wish I could see them in person!
 
I need to find the reports I keep forgetting to google him! Thank you as always you have been so helpful to me! 🙂
 
I will absolutely grab that and give it a read I hope you have a wonderful day!
 
We don’t need science for faith. Science can only study God’s creation, it is unable to do anything with miracles because it has no means of studying them effectively. That’s why many atheists objections are pretty pathetic imho
 
It’s true, can’t use science to answer philosophical questions. 🙂 But awesome miracles that we can go experience are really cool!
 
Those are interesting, but, as this can happen by natural means they are not considered as a sign of holiness. They Church does not recognize them as miracles.
 
Dr Kreeft lists 20 Arguments for the Existence of God. I would not call this argument pathetic, but, refer to the good Doctor.

#9 is The Argument from Miracles

He sums it up:

So there is not really a proof from miracles. If you see some event as a miracle, then the activity of God is seen in this event. There is a movement of the mind from this event to its proper interpretation as miraculous. And what gives impetus to that movement is not just the event by itself, but the many factors surrounding it which invite—or seem to demand—such interpretation.

But miraculous events exist. Indeed, there is massive, reliable testimony to them across many times, places and cultures.

Therefore their cause exists.

And their only adequate cause is God.

Therefore God exists.

The argument is not a proof, but a very powerful clue or sign.


 
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