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   6/11/09

   siralmo

   isn't this the same as ur "Miracles?" thread posted 25 days ago as suggested in the related discussions section?
   
   www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/miracles-1

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      6/11/09

      sarah123

      oops. at least I'm consistant. thanks for pointing this out.
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      6/11/09

      siralmo

      hahaha to answer ur original question
      
      none that i have noticed
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   6/11/09

   SweetViolet

   Nope.
   
   I don't believe in magic.
   
   I believe in coincidences...even sometimes strange coincidences. But I don't believe in magic.

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   6/11/09

   nothingprofound

   Picasso: "Everything is a miracle. It's a miracle we don't dissolve in our bath."

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      6/11/09

      siralmo

      it sounds alot like a work of dali
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   6/11/09

   burmesedays

   "Miracles are not contrary to nature, but only contrary to what we know about nature." Saint Augustine.

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      6/11/09

      dsriharsha

      by that logic, how does Saint Augustine define a miracle?
      If it is not supernatural, it is not a miracle
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      6/11/09

      burmesedays

      Many things previously considered contrary to nature are now easily explainable (certainly from the days of the said Saint) by the very laws of nature.