Miracles
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Miracles

by C. S. Lewis

Religion Philosophy
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C. S. Lewis explores the nature and possibility of miracles, addressing philosophical objections and presenting arguments for supernatural events within a theistic framework.

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This book examines the concept of miracles from a philosophical and theological perspective.

C. S. Lewis discusses whether miracles are possible and how they relate to natural laws.

The work addresses common objections to the idea of supernatural events.

Lewis presents arguments for understanding miracles within a theistic worldview.

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