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What is your connotation of the word miracle?

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Didge Doo answered

A miracle is something which occurs in defiance of natural law. All other unlikely events are merely happenstance.

Miracles are usually attributed to a god, or perhaps sorcery.

It's a word often used by people given to hyperbole.


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Tom Jackson answered

I use all of the four connotations below, which are all given in answers above.

A miracle is something which occurs in defiance of natural law.

The impossible happening.

An amazing unexplainable event .

Miracle is a great poetic and emotional word.  Something surprisingly wonderful, and seemingly impossible has happened.

And as a Catholic who enjoys living in the richly rewarding complexity of the created world, I tend to look at them as the Catholic Church does---as being works of God, either directly, or through the prayers and intercessions of a specific saint or saints.

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