Re: Are the New Testament miracles plausible?

On Apr 29, 6:12=A0pm, The Real Doctor <ubergeek...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> On 29 Apr, 22:28, David <pchristain...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > Jesus walked on water, stilled storms, turned water
> > into wine, healed at a distance with only a word,
> > withered a figtree by a curse, destroyed 2000 pigs
> > by sending demons into them, fed 5000 people with
> > 5 loaves and 2 fish, and 4000 people with 7 loaves
> > and a few fish; raised quite a few people from the
> > dead, as did Peter and Paul after him. Not
> > mentioning his own virgin birth, resurrection and
> > visible ascension.
>
> > I say implausible but am ready to listen to
> > arguments on the side.
>
> Miracles are always implausible. It goes with the territory.
>...

My meaning is that the New Testament miracles never
happened.

Direct question - does your faith include that they happened?

Hopefully, others will decide to join in...

=2E..

David Christainsen