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So-called divine intervention is based on a superstitious conception of the world.
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This argument is used in the debate :
Does God exist?
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This argument is an objection to :
There are divine interventions
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God
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Miracles
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Mystical experiences
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Divine providence
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Divine revelation
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Superstition
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There are reliable testimonies attesting to God's interventions
There are medical documents attesting to miraculous cures and inediencies.
Atheism is based on an outdated reductionist vision of the universe and science.
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