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Practically speaking, how would one theoretically go about using empirical science to record and "recognize" a supernatural occurrence?
Science deals with nature, and the "supernatural" is by definition outside nature...
Very simple. God can simply grow a new limb onto an amputee. Science would recognize that as a supernatural occurrence because science says it cannot happen on its own.
Very simple. God can simply grow a new limb onto an amputee. Science would recognize that as a supernatural occurrence because science says it cannot happen on its own.
Done. Though I don't expect it to be good enough for you.
Because the perspective of 'pals one hangs out with' is always an accurate description of a person? Because such 'pals' couldn't possibly have an ulterior motive to direct the 'story' in a particular way?
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Originally Posted by phetaroi
No, not really, because the ulterior motive could have been to increase Jesus' following.
The same reason that all cults try to increase their following. Power.
What kind of power?
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Does no one else cringe at horrible grammar? Jeez.
