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Christianity: Philosophy of Religion
Miracles as evidence for God in Christianity
- 3 things to know
- Paper 3
Overview
The healing of the official's son in John 4, other biblical miracles, a modern claimed miracle, David Hume's objection, scientific explanations, what miracles show of God, and why some Christians do not rely on them.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What happens in John 4:43–54?
What does the healing of the official's son show about Jesus?
Questions from this subtopic
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- 1
What is a miracle?
Model answer
A miracle is an event that seems to break the laws of nature and is thought to be caused by God. Healings and nature miracles are examples.
- 2
What happens in John 4:43–54?
Model answer
A royal official begs Jesus to heal his dying son in Capernaum. Jesus says "Your son will live", and the boy recovers at that very hour.
- 3
What does the healing of the official's son show about Jesus?
Model answer
Jesus can heal from a distance simply by speaking. The official and his whole household come to believe.
- 4
What other biblical miracles do Christians point to?
Model answer
Jesus fed five thousand people, calmed a storm and raised Lazarus from the dead. The greatest miracle for Christians is the resurrection.
- 5
What is a modern example of a claimed Christian miracle?
Model answer
The Catholic Church has recognised about seventy cures at Lourdes as miraculous. Each cure was examined by a medical bureau.
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Why might miracles lead someone to believe in God?
Model answer
A miracle seems to have no natural explanation. Such an event suggests a power beyond nature at work.
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