Nov 13, 2019

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How to Judge Historical Miracle Claims Without Being Closed-Minded

Photo by Houcine Ncib on Unsplash

Christian doctrine is predicated on Jesus’ miracles. This is especially true concerning the resurrection. But don’t other religions make miracle claims too? With so many miracle claims in so many other faiths, how can anyone use miracles as evidence for a particular religion?

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