And I am trying to avoid that extension. :-)
>Actually, having witnessed the birth of one of my children, I'd observe
>that the event is "consistent with a miracle having occurred."
>
>Maybe "consistent with non-natural causation having occurred" is a better
>term? But that includes almost everything!
>
>How about "inconsistent with natural causation having occurred?" Maybe
>that defines what we are wrestling with better.
>
I like that very much.
>What we do with such an event afterwards seems most important. If we just
>say
>God did it, and stop there, are we not "giving up too soon?"
yes, I agree with you here. We can't sit back and be satisfied we must
look on.
glenn
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