1. The Existence of Miracles
... only evidence we have available to us is the testimonies and accounts written down by others. Looking back at the quote made by Hume concerning the use of evidence, it must be asked; how useful are these testimonies? Hume rejected the reliability of using others testimonies as evidence of miracles and suggested that the only way we ought to believe in a miracle story ... of miracles; Hick would say that we do not know the laws of nature. Hick proposed that when new things are observed our understanding of the natural law should simply be widened. Developing Hick's proposition, C.D. Broa...
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