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Everything Is a Miracle
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith and tagged Albert Einstein, belief, faith, God, Matthew 19:26, miracles, power. Bookmark the permalink.
And I do believe in miracles and magic as well
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I agree!
A few years ago I posted that Albert Einstein quote about miracles and lost a couple of followers. The nitpicky Christian kind who like to find fault with every little thing. So now I can’t read that quote without laughing to myself and thinking “Some people really need to write a book called The Know-It-All’s Guide to Knowing It All.” 😉
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I meant to say that I agree with this post, Mitch. I’m not in agreement with the above comment about magic. Not that I know it all. Not trying to be nitpicky either. I just… got into some rather horrific trouble as a teenager playing around with occult magic stuff with my high school friends.
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can you add 40 + 3 linda
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43 😀
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add 4 more
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47!
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has linda seen a 45 dollar bill from year 96
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Not yet 😀
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add 35 + 2
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linda how much is 8 dozen
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subtract 99 – 3
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I suspect your nitpicky followers misunderstood the quote. Einstein was alluding, due to his development of quantum theory, to the fact that the universe is basically impossible, and that some intelligent force must be behind it making the impossible possible.
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I suspect you are right.
I am praying right now for a miracle. My husband had 12 biopsies done on his prostate gland on December 18. He hasn’t heard from his doctor yet, but he accessed his VA medical records online last night and discovered that three of the biopsies are positive for cancer. We will call his doctor tomorrow.
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Oh, Linda. Joining you in prayer.
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Thank you.
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linda when is december 43
what if 37 biopsies
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Awesome encouragement.
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happy are the people in the lord says matthew
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I find it impossible to look around at the complexity of this world and how well everything works together, not to mention the larger universe, and fail to see an intelligent mind behind it. If you listen to the documentaries about evolution, they will often use the word ‘designed’. Huh? How is something that is supposed to be random, designed?
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“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.”
Yes … and … I think it’s equally true to say,
“There are only two ways to view people. One is as though to think a single person is not important. The other is as though to know every person is most significant.” (HV)
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I agrwe , Heidi.
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I love that, Heidi! ❤❤❤
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That reminds me of a Michael Connolly quote: Everybody counts, or nobody counts.
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… said better with less 🙂
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Well, Connolly is a best selling novelist. 🙂
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does linda remembers years 43 37 96 o 47
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I wonder if “possible” can also be interpreted as “within his (God’s) power.” I could see the idea that if it is within someone’s power to do something being translated as “possible.” This would mean something is possible, because He has the power to make it so. If so, this adds a nice wrinkle to your post. It seems a stronger statement to say that all things are within God’s power to do than to say with God it is possible.
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Good point, Allen. There are a lot layers here.
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Wow, I had no idea nor ever thought of what the word comes from. But it makes so much sense. What you said about making miracles supports the thought that we need to enter the energy of God to co-create miracles due to the conscious use of universal laws. In that energy, we are in full awareness and understanding and it can never be abused. Thanks for the input, Mitch!
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I’m not sure what you mean by “enter the energy of God,” Erika. I wonder if we have a somewhat different understanding of what miracles are. I see, in a sense, two types: general miracles, the kind Einstein is referring to, and specific miracles, like those performed by Jesus and a few others in the Bible. But ultimately, all miracles are created by God.
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And with God all things are possible. That’s what I mean with entering His energy.
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Yes, indeed. Can’t never could. A little belief goes a long way. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
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You too, Rainer.
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Everything. Everything is a miracle. Absolutely.
btw, see Dennis Gaxiola on the (comedic) relativity of miracles.
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Is he on YouTube, Ed?
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Yes. ‘Dry Bar Comedy’
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a good reminder of God’s power and yet He stoops down to invite us to participate in His work!
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44:51 we have heard prayers
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