MIRACLES PHILOSOPHY Plato

MIRACLES PHILOSOPHY Plato

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MIRACLES PHILOSOPHY

Plato

Philosophy- “A belief in miracles leads to the concept of a god who favors some but not all his creation”

The problem with miracles is that it cannot be properly defined which means there is no absolute meaning for a meaning, instead my philosophers have attempted to define miracles in their own way. In these definitions they are usually for or against the existence of miracles, for example take two contrasting definitions Ward and Hume. Ward says miracles are events which god intervenes because he only knows the consequences of the action. On the other hand, Hume is a philosopher who is totally against the idea of miracles, he says miracles do not exist because they violate the laws of nature. Knowing this, god cannot intervene because he would violate the laws of nature, humans have faith in experience and trust the laws this would be lost if miracles were deemed true.

Another philosopher would had a problem with miracles was