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Strobel goes for the evidence and is noteasily fooled

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This is not just a raw presentation of stories where the only explanation is supernatural involvement in otherwise impossible circumstances

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Lee strobel covered all sides to the argument

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He begins by interviewing michael shermer a wellknown skeptic who has written a number of books that challenge religion in general

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The book also includes a refutation of humes argument against miracles which had the longest tenure as the knockdown argument

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In defining miracles author lee strobel suggests professor richard l

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She says his studies fail to consider that miracles seem to be clustered in certain world areas fail to recognize some people are “anointed” with healing power and fail to recognize the role of faith in the giver and receiver

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Strobel quotes tricia lott williford whose husband died unexpectedly leaving her with two small children “the truth is there’s no formula we can count on for when jesus says yes and when he says no