Miracles and the Concept of Impossibility

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Exploring the miracle of Jesus' resurrection, this book delves into the concept of impossibility, particularly through David Hume's perspective on probability. It challenges the boundaries of what is deemed impossible, arguing that both the universe and the origin of life are miraculous events given their extreme improbability. By defining miracles as impossibilities, the author posits that the very existence of a biocentric universe and the emergence of life from non-life are profound miracles that defy scientific explanation.