New-born (10-day-old boy) and mother saved after four days in rubble in Turkey, it is miracle
Most definitely not.
Here’s the deal: exceedingly unlikely events will happen. Given enough space and time, something that has a 0.0000001% chance of happening will happen. The fact that it is this exact cohort of human beings that exists and not some other one is exceedingly unlikely. If any of our fathers had masturbated one more time or one time fewer, we wouldn’t exist. Yet someone was going to be born if our parents kept having sex. And out of all the possible combinations of sperm and egg, the one that led to us is the one that happened, by chance.
When you look at it from the point of the conclusion, it seems like a miracle. But when you start at the start, you see that everything that happens in life is the result of a very unlikely chain of events. Sometimes we can explain that chain. Sometimes we lack some information and we can’t explain what happens. It doesn’t make it a miracle.
Stuff happens. Unlikely stuff happens. You exist. Unlikely stuff will happen to you.
That’s really all there is to it.
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There are several reasons I do not believe in miracles:
1. Lack of empirical evidence: Miracles are often based on personal anecdotes or religious texts rather than empirical evidence that can be independently verified through scientific inquiry. This lack of empirical evidence can lead some people to be skeptical about the existence of miracles.
2. Inconsistency with natural laws: Miracles are often described as events that defy the laws of nature, which can be seen as inconsistent with the fundamental principles of science and the natural world.
3. Alternative explanations: Many events that are seen as miraculous may have alternative explanations that do not require the involvement of supernatural or divine forces. For example, a sudden and unexpected recovery from a serious illness may be due to the body's own healing mechanisms rather than a miraculous intervention.
4. Cultural and religious bias: Belief in miracles may be influenced by cultural or religious bias, which can vary widely across different cultures and belief systems.
5. Logical inconsistencies: The concept of miracles can also be logically inconsistent, as the idea of an all-powerful and benevolent deity intervening in the world to perform miracles raises questions about the nature of free will and the problem of evil.
Only people who have never seen miracles don’t believe in them a friend of mine was in a house fire his mom and dad got out but they couldn’t find their son his mother was crying because he was in there too long they were expecting to see a corpse but when they brought him out he was still alive I don’t know what you know about carbon monoxide but any normal person would’ve been in under 2 minutes he was in that house for 20 minutes and didn’t die Even the fire medics were stunned they said and I quote “ It is impossible for a human being to survive in a burning house that long I don’t know how this kid is still alive”
No. I believe in dumb luck and perfect conditions. I think people use the word miracle in such disrespectful ways. It's not a miracle that they were saved, people worked their asses off to save them, saying it's a miracle is dismissive to their hard work.
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I believe in miracles... You sexy thang...) lmao
That however is not one,(sorry to step on it as definitions are important)
A miracle refers to a work of the divine that defies scientific or rationale explanation. most of what we call a miracle is easily explainable by just natural self occurring things... Like people actually looking for someone and finding them in rubble (after they knew where the tragedy took place and where to look)... That's not a miracle, although a perfectly happy event... Him levitating out of the rubble all on his lonesome would be a miracle.
I don't think I ever looked up the dictionary definition of what most people call "miracles". But it's no shit that we're not a result of random chemical reactions, as if that was the case (where would they come from in the first place?), then no such thing as consciousness would ever begin to exist. What I just said requires only logic. "Believing in miracles" requires special experience that hasn't yet been "debunked".
So the rescuers (human) rescue the children, and you thank God. But as for the Earthquake which killed thousands and definitely had nothing to do with men, your God gets a free pass?
You religious spastics make no sense to me. If your God was real (he's not) he did the Earthquake and killed plenty. The ones who saved children were humans.
Not in the literal (Biblical) sense. I believe in luck and I believe in shit happens. The idea that God murdered thousands but reached out to protect two individuals doesn't sound logical to me.
Also, if it was me, I think I'd still be mad about my house falling on me.
No but you can be extremely lucky, or in this case it could have easily been the opposite, how many people get pinned under rubble and not found? So luck can easily become unlucky in these circumstances.
I do, but that is speaking from the Bible perspective. You'll know one when you see it and know that it is not just blind luck.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Byt2uHSe7EThe miracle isn't so much what they survived, but that they weren't instantly crushed to death first. Only in time will God make clear why they were spared from an earthquake known for having no mercy.
No. I believe life is a roll of the dice. Some numbers come up more often than others. And the common results become expected. When a rare combination of numbers pops up, it's not a "miracle". It's just probabilities playing out. :)
That's amazing! But I don't believe in miracles. If miracles were true, there would no suffering and our world wouldn't be in the s****y state that it is.
How is that a miracle? In what way is it scientifically impossible that breaks scientifical laws?
And nope I don't because either one is lying/misinformed about one they saw.Of course, I believe in miracles. And given how much hatred and vitriol is in this world, it is a miracle that humankind has not destroyed itself yet.
Miracles as in miracles? No.
Was what happened there in Turkey wonderful/amazing/awesome/very small chances? Yes. But it was not a miracle.
Always believe in miracles.
Only a nasty, faithless, bastard doesn't.
Hence why they will usually have miracles and good vibes missing from their sad, empty lives.
No, I do not believe in Miracles. To believe that a Miracle has occurred, we have to know the CAUSES of EVERYTHING, or at least the ability to know the causes of everything.
Nope and I'd say that's hardly a miracle depending on your definition. Your if definition is simply something that is lucky I guess it's a miracle I only had to help one customer yesterday with the ice cream machine and not 20
Of course I believe in miracles! Crazy coincidences are sometimes called miracles and I don't think they always are. But to find intervention? Acts of God that are outside of nature but don't conflict with it? Yes those are definitely miracles
Heart breaks from all these.
I often ask why…so many innocent people. 😭
he/she = miracle baby! ❤️a miracle is a reliable chevy.
so no i dont beleive in miracles.
No, in this case it's a combination of determined rescuers, luck, and other factors that have nothing to do with divine intervention.
A miracle is an act that can only be attributed to God. Can't really praise a guy who kills 20000 people but saves a baby or two
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