—as that which brings about question and astonishment, currently being extraordinary in itself and astounding or inexplicable by typical benchmarks. Simply because that and that is typical and standard can also be regarded as pure, miracles have from time to time been described as supernatural events, but this definition presupposes an incredibly

In early Christianity miracles were the most often attested motivations for conversions of pagans; pagan Romans took the existence of miracles with no consideration; Christian texts reporting them provided miracles as divine proof on the Christian God's one of a kind assert to authority, relegating all other gods towards the reduced status of daimo