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To: Berry Picker who wrote (514)	10/12/1999 11:03:00 AM
From: maouse	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4775

Miracles do not defy LOGIC they defy the Laws of Nature ! ...um are you hearing yourself? Miracles defy both logic and nature. If you can logically explain ANY miracle I'll give you five bucks. And no circular logic... ie. no, it's a miracle so therefore it explains itself. OR it's God's will and therefore it is explained. Logic has a beginning reason for happening and an explainable end. Miracles do not contain these elements. Unless it is logical to say "we prayed, God listened, and helped us." you can never explain LOGICALLY any miracle. I would also note that logic can be repeated. 1+1=2 (most of the time when not using higher math). 1+1=2 again. But prayer + God does not always = the same results. (I'm not arguing that it does not get results, only that they are not logical). -maouse