Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

sometimes you are miraculously saved. I also experienced this many times. But this 'miracle' is not 'divine' but is prompt help by near ones or strangers. Some smart man saved a boy by pushing him away from speeding truck. But the believers will not appreciate that smart man but instead give full credit to divine forces. They would even argue that the smart man was inspired by some divine force to save the boy. This is reasoning of the 'faithful'.

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

sometimes you are miraculously saved. I also experienced this many times. But this 'miracle' is not 'divine' but is prompt help by near ones or strangers. Some smart man saved a boy by pushing him away from speeding truck. But the believers will not appreciate that smart man but instead give full credit to divine forces. They would even argue that the smart man was inspired by some divine force to save the boy. This is reasoning of the 'faithful'.

That which cannot stand to reasoning and logic is not a miracle. At the most I can say it's a coincidence.

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

sometimes you are miraculously saved. I also experienced this many times. But this 'miracle' is not 'divine' but is prompt help by near ones or strangers. Some smart man saved a boy by pushing him away from speeding truck. But the believers will not appreciate that smart man but instead give full credit to divine forces. They would even argue that the smart man was inspired by some divine force to save the boy. This is reasoning of the 'faithful'.

That which cannot stand to reasoning and logic is not a miracle. At the most I can say it's a coincidence.

Miracle healing works purely on self belief if you feel it works, it is because your faith prompts you increase your self confidence through your willpower.

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

sometimes you are miraculously saved. I also experienced this many times. But this 'miracle' is not 'divine' but is prompt help by near ones or strangers. Some smart man saved a boy by pushing him away from speeding truck. But the believers will not appreciate that smart man but instead give full credit to divine forces. They would even argue that the smart man was inspired by some divine force to save the boy. This is reasoning of the 'faithful'.

That which cannot stand to reasoning and logic is not a miracle. At the most I can say it's a coincidence.

Miracle healing works purely on self belief if you feel it works, it is because your faith prompts you increase your self confidence through your willpower.

Good one sunil.Miracle works once we start believing them. There indeed is a natural force which is doing this but our self belief is more important

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

Some times it's other way round, people who know swimming sink due to their overconfidence.

Many of us believe in miracles. So we go to primitive miracle healers like Ojha. Not only Indians, but the Christians have a big belief in miracle healing. Periodically, the Christians hold mass meetings for miracle healing or Changai.

The link is about miracle healing. The author says that we should not accept anything blindly or just because that is said and believed by others.

http://www.richarddawkins.net/discussions/2013/7/28/miracle-healing-it-has-reached-my-family-too?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I never experiance miracle, so I don't believe in it.

You are right. If I jump in to a river without knowing swimming, no amount o f belief will save me

Some times it's other way round, people who know swimming sink due to their overconfidence.

The swimmers are likely to drown more. But if you jump in river without knowing swimming, drowning is more certain. Thus even ablest doctor may not save a patient but faith in miracle healing is sure to kill the patient.