The existence and evidence of modern miracles
Evidence of Modern Miracles | Dr. Craig Keener
The host interviews Dr. Keener to present evidence for miracles and address skeptical objections.
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It wasCraig Keener.
Dr. Keener successfully defended his load-bearing claims regarding the philosophical and empirical evidence for miracles. By dismantling the Humean objection in X1 and providing statistical data in C2 and C3, he established a robust case that remained unchallenged by the host. The debate was a collaborative interview, but Keener's arguments survived the scrutiny of the skeptical positions raised.
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Eric Huffman
Host seeking to explore and validate the existence of modern miracles through Dr. Keener's research.
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Craig Keener
Academic scholar arguing that modern miracles are documented, historically plausible, and supported by millions of eyewitnesses.
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Definitional alignment
When the same word means two different things, the entire exchange becomes contestable. Below: every term where the debaters did not agree on a definition.
- MiraclealignedEric Huffman
Extraordinary supernatural intervention.
Craig KeenerAn act of God that is extraordinary, not the way he normally works in nature, drawing attention to himself.
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