Making a Miracle

Life's Greatest Miracle (2001), by Julia Cort and NOVA

The Public Broadcasting Station (PBS) documentary Life?s Greatest Miracle (abbreviated Miracle, available at http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/miracle/program.html [4]), is arguably one of the most vivid illustrations of the making of new human life. Presented as part of the PBS television series NOVA, Miracle is a little less than an hour long and was first aired 20 November 2001. The program was w...

Theoretical principles for prophetic morality to be known the second prophetic miracle

  «The state of being extraordinarily moral is the second prophetic miracle.» This is a new point of view which has been presented by a contemporary man of Islamic studies. From this point of view, Prophetic morals has been known a kind of miracle, with which is currently dealt in theological works. The position of this miracle has been regarded to be lower than the holy Qoran an higher than o...

Are Miracles Violations of the Laws of Nature?

Classical theism holds that God rules the world not only indirectly, by the natural laws established with creation, but through actions or direct interventions that interfere with natural processes and human actions. These direct interventions are usually called miracles. Modern Western philosophy, at least starting from Spinoza and Hume, has defined miracles as “violations of the laws of natur...

A Hidden Contributor to the Korean Miracle: The Korean Credit :union: Movement

Korean credit :::union:::s (CUs) are considered to be a hidden contributor to the “Korean miracle”, characterized by remarkable economic growth and relatively low income inequality. The Korean miracle not only generated wealth in an economically strapped and socially under-privileged people, but also contributed to regional community development and the democratization of Korean society. In...

Moringa Oleifera, Miracle Tree

Approaching patients and family members who hope for a miracle.

A clinical problem may arise when caring for patients or their surrogates who prefer continued aggressive care based on the belief that a miracle will occur, despite a clinician's belief that further medical treatment is unlikely to have any meaningful benefit. An evidence-based approach is provided for the clinician by breaking this complex clinical problem into a series of more focused clinic...