Are miracles real?

Craig recently wrote and article on miracles for the online publication The Huffington Post.

In the introduction of this piece, entitled “Are Miracles Real?”, Craig writes:

“Many people today are familiar with miracle stories in the Bible — the parting of a sea, water turned to wine, and, most frequently in the New Testament, healings, even of blindness, leprosy, and the reversal of recent death.

“Yet it is not just people in the first century who have believed in miracles. Various polls peg U.S. belief in miracles at roughly 80 percent. One survey suggested that 73 percent of U.S. physicians believe in miracles, and 55 percent claim to have personally witnessed treatment results they consider miraculous.”

Read the entire article by clicking here.

 

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