So-called divine intervention is based on a superstitious conception of the world

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Keywords: God, Miracles, Mystical experiences, Divine providence, Divine revelation, Superstition[ edit ].

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  • Argument againstThere are reliable testimonies attesting to God's interventions
  • Argument againstThere are medical documents attesting to miraculous cures and inediencies.
  • Argument againstAtheism is based on an outdated reductionist vision of the universe and science.
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