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Tom
Dec 18, 2009, 10:49:10 AM12/18/09
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The Roman Catholic Church has institutionalized miracles in a way
that
seems odd when viewed through the lens of A Course in Miracles. ACIM
defines the word 'miracle' in the most general terms as an extension
of love that is, or ought to be, a normal part of everyday life. The
followers of Peter and Paul tend to view miracles as rare and bizarre
phenomena frequently associated with ancient trinkets of dubious
authenticity. . . . . (more)
that
seems odd when viewed through the lens of A Course in Miracles. ACIM
defines the word 'miracle' in the most general terms as an extension
of love that is, or ought to be, a normal part of everyday life. The
followers of Peter and Paul tend to view miracles as rare and bizarre
phenomena frequently associated with ancient trinkets of dubious
authenticity. . . . . (more)
http://miraclescourse.blogspot.com/2009/12/mind-power-or-miracle.html
Carrie
Dec 19, 2009, 7:51:43 AM12/19/09
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Times have changed.
Things we take for granted, like TV, computers, phones, airplanes, electric
lights, and such, would have been seen as a "miracle" in biblical days. Or,
since ACIM says there is no actual time, the way we think of "biblical
times".
Makes one wonder what might seem like a miracle to us "now" but will be
commonplace in the future.
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