Are Miracles Really Possible? Really?

Explaining why Bill Maher is wrong.

[thangminlensingson]

God bless you Dr. Frank Turek😇. M always blessed to listen to you. May our Lord continue to bless you.

[afaqayub]

I really wish to meet this man. God bless him.

[happykidsproduction]

May God bless you abundantly to more with the Truth my dear Dr.Frank uncle
John from India.

[MultiJpad]

Its strange atheism seems like a fantasy and belief in God is real.

[profyousmithe]

I believe in miracles and frankly, I am a walking one.

[hewhositsuponfroggychair]

Frank may be powerful, but his camera man is a literal god of walking backwards.

[georgeszweden]

This makes me think of the song KRS One - Miracle

[diagoleben]

Hopefully your book will be available in German soon!

[NOOBKILLER]

beginning is a relative term and does not mean the starting point of all eternity, if indeed there can be such a thing.

[MrFossilabgfyth]

I believe in miracles because God is all powerful and is above nature. To me, he isn't bound by natural laws.

[wendellmoase]

I do not disagree; but I understand without the explanation of the evidence, why skeptics could try to argue the points of "creation isn't a maricle" and try to reroute conversation to the 'science of the "Big Bang"

[onsenguy]

question for the believers: IF the eyewitness evidence is solid and convincing, why then do only a small % of educated people with scientific degrees accept it? in america among those people the acceptance is quite low. in other parts of the english-speaking world such as the u.k, it's even lower.

[icarojose]

It’s simple. Imagine if someone really ressurected from the dead. Is that really happened even if this person was a simple jewish poor man living under Roman domain, he would never walk more than 2k miles away from where he was born, he would still become the most influential person in the entire world, don’t you think ? To the point todays calendar would be split into before him and after him.

[smedlz]

Bill made a terribly weak comparison in the beginning.

[Sebastianx]

Who chooses what miracles can happen cuz I'm sure you know not everyone gets them

[sgorgardr]

It can be answered as: "Well, of course universe is here, who cares if you invented a God who did it, because you already here.", it isn't debunking anyhting, but... that is the way WE look at things. If this is the way we pose it (Bible, God Himself pose it, pretty humble i must admit, and He is humble as He openly said) - then this is what we indeed mean by that. I don't know, i can't articulate it as i want to show it))) Then it's the way it shold be as we claim it too, so that counter-arguement from the beginning is backed down.

[ADMusic]

There have been multiple religions throughout history that claim resurrections and miracles. That doesn't make them true. Also, what scientific evidence do you have that the Christian God, or any god for that matter, created the universe? I'm not being sarcastic, I just really want to know if there is any proof that I'm overlooking

[milhouse]

Just because something is written in a book does not mean it is true.

[AL-ribk]

lol, thats why there called miracles.
Miracles....~

Perhaps its even a miracle one believes? hmmmm

xds

[cleoraasaran]

You say to look at the universe, and that we can conclude that it is a miracle, then this word is abstract.
What I'm basically asking is, well, two things...How do you know that the beginning of the universe was created by this god of yours? You should look up Occam's Razor. Secondly, I could care less if the bible has miracles because you seem to think they still exist today. So how do you differentiate between an event that is considered miraculous and one that seems miraculous but is in fact just, we'll say a stroke of luck. If you could actually explain things, instead of just assert them like always, that would just be great.