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In recent history, however, there are still occurrences of what seem to be miracles. This is particularly the case in parts of the world which were hearing the gospel for the first time. Even today in remote parts of the world, miracles are sometimes reported. However, for the most part, they seem to have come to an end. They served their purpose to prove God's power and the truth of the message. However, they were (and perhaps are) a means to a different end. Some argue, though, that miracles surround us constantly without us being aware of them. Magnets, for example, seem to exhibit a supernatural force, and Aristotle argued that they possess souls.
In recent history, however, there are still occurrences of what seem to be miracles. This is particularly the case in parts of the world which were hearing the gospel for the first time. Even today in remote parts of the world, miracles are sometimes reported. However, for the most part, they seem to have come to an end. They served their purpose to prove God's power and the truth of the message. However, they were (and perhaps are) a means to a different end. Some argue, though, that miracles surround us constantly without us being aware of them. Magnets, for example, seem to exhibit a supernatural force, and Aristotle argued that they possess souls.
== Arguments against the Existence of Miracles ==
== Arguments against the Existence of Miracles ==