result #73019 - DO MIRACLES HAVE TO DEFY THE LAWS OF CAUSALITY?

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religion : DO MIRACLES HAVE TO DEFY THE LAWS OF CAUSALITY?

[+] ballot by Syneil
created Sat May 07, 05

Hume defined a miracle this way; do you agree? Can something that simply follows from nature's own network of cause-and-effect still be a miracle? Or does a miracle have to be in contradiction to those laws?

(assume laws of causality are real, some will debate it)

They don't have to defy the laws	4
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They must defy the laws	0
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