Jesus, the Apocalyptic Prophet

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. Historians can never demonstrate that a miracle probably happened.

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. Ancient people didn't understand that nature works according to fixed patterns.

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. Most ancient people believed in the possibility of miracles.

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. Even if you assume that miracles are possible, there is still no way to:

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. People in Greco-Roman times were more likely to view the deeds of Jesus as ________ than as miraculous.

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. What might the first question on people's minds have been as they observed Jesus' miracles?

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. How probable is it that any single ordinary, natural event occurs?

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. What is the dilemma historians face when they write about past miracles?

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. When writing about an alleged miracle that Jesus did, what can a historian not claim?

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. Our most advanced science informs us that miracles:

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. How can historians certify that an event occurred, but outside the natural order?

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. From a historian's perspective, those who are willing to believe that Jesus did miracles must concede that:

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. If historians firmly believe in miracles, they have a professional responsibility to:

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