6b. C.S. Lewis. The Centenary Press, London. 1947 First edition  

Notes

Miracles are extraordinary events that defy natural laws, often attributed to divine intervention or supernatural forces. They are typically regarded as signs of a higher power's presence, offering hope, inspiration, or validation of spiritual beliefs. Throughout history and across cultures, miracles have been reported in various forms, such as miraculous healings, inexplicable phenomena, and life-saving interventions, often playing a significant role in religious narratives and personal testimonies of faith.

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