The sun's trajectory wasn't really deviated, so there was no miracle.

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Argument againstThis argument is an objection to Our Lady's apparitions and prodigies at Fatima prove the existence of God.
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During the Fatima events, crowds claimed to see the sun "dancing". But no astronomical observatory detected any particular phenomenon or deviation in the sun's path. Nothing happened, so we can't speak of a "miracle".

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  • Argument againstThere's no need for the sun's trajectory to have been actually deviated; it's a miracle in itself that a whole crowd saw the sun "dance".

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