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For the reason that Age of Enlightenment, miracles have often necessary to be rationalized: C.S. Lewis, Norman Geisler, William Lane Craig, and various 20th-century Christians have argued that miracles are realistic and plausible. For example, Lewis mentioned that a miracle is a thing that comes entirely out with the blue. If for thousands of a long time a girl can become pregnant only by sexual intercourse by using a person, then if she were to become Expecting without having a male, It will be a miracle.

Based on the philosopher David Hume, a miracle is "a transgression of the 토지노솔루션 law of mother nature by a particular volition with the Deity, or from the interposition of some invisible agent".[four] The crux of his argument is this: "No testimony is adequate to determine a miracle, Unless of course the testimony be of this kind of kind, that its falsehood can be more miraculous, than The very fact which it endeavours to determine.