Rethinking Miracles: Hume and Beyond

This chapter explores Hume's critical perspective on miracles, defining them as violations of natural laws, while contrasting traditional views of divine intervention. The discussion emphasizes a redefined understanding of miracles as manifestations of God's continuous presence in the world, rather than isolated events. Additionally, it highlights the interplay between personal faith, language, and philosophical insights, ultimately advocating for a more integrated conception of miracles within a theological framework.