Have you witnessed a miracle?

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  1. cam8510 profile image92
    cam8510posted 11 years ago

    Have you witnessed a miracle?

    There is another active question on HP right now that asks for a definition of miracle.  Interesting question.  I suppose I would like to hear just a word about your definition of miracle as well as your experience witnessing a miracle.  Share details please.

  2. lindalou1963 profile image61
    lindalou1963posted 11 years ago

    If I had to answer with 'just a word' the word would be "God"... but I know you didn't mean literally 'just a word', so I have a few more!
    You often hear 'the miracle of child birth' or after a car accident 'it's a miracle I survived'. I think most of us know exactly what child birth, how it happens... and no, I don't mean THAT, I mean one cell, then two, then four and so on. Remarkable, yes, awe inspiring without a doubt. But miracle? A thought to ponder. 
    'It's a miracle I survived', nope, it certainly isn't. God has his plan and if it's not in the plan then it's not going to happen. I'm sure it would feel like a miracle to the survivor but, again, more pondering.
    Now, I have to say the dictionary does give one definition as 'a wonder; marvel' and that would fit childbirth and surviving, but your question does ask for my definition, and mine is this : "such an effect or event manifesting or considered as a work of God." as quoted from dictionary.com!

    1. cam8510 profile image92
      cam8510posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      There is a lot to ponder isn't there lindalou1963?  I didn't ask for definitions because I don't want to take away from the other question that is very active right now about that subject.  I like your words "marvel" and "wonder"

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      ElleBeeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes childbirth is a scientific process, but that doesn't mean it is less miraculous! At least that's my opinion! And I think that it could fit either definition you mentioned - I defnitely consider children to be a gift from and a work of God!

  3. vet4christ profile image60
    vet4christposted 11 years ago

    My 2 year old daughter to me fits the bill.  She was born a month early and as she was being born all the nurses and doctors had everything out to assist her with breathing and all that junk to make sure she would be ok.  Well she came out perfectly healthy with no problems and continued to progress normally even to this day

    1. cam8510 profile image92
      cam8510posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      what a great story.  I'm sure you count your blessings every day.

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    ElleBeeposted 11 years ago

    Well, I have "witnessed" several healings. (I say witness in quote, because I wasn't there at the moment they were healed, but knew the people personally both before and after the healing).

    A close relative was healed of a fatal heart condition, and has now lived for many more years.  Doctors still haven't figured out how her condition dissapeared.

    1. cam8510 profile image92
      cam8510posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      It certainly makes sense that a true healing would baffle the medical community.  Thanks for sharing your experiences.

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