Name: Miracles: Is Belief in the Supernatural Irrational?
Author: John C. Lennox

John C. Lennox

<span>VeriTalks Volume 2, Miracles, is adapted from The Veritas Forum at Harvard University in 2012. Using crisp logic to cut through common confusions about faith and science, Oxford mathematician John Lennox argues for the existence of God, the possibility of miracles, and the actuality of one extraordinary the resurrection of Christ. Each volume in the VeriTalks series is a transcription of a live Veritas Forum talk and audience Q&amp;A interspersed with discussion questions to deepen your engagement with the material, ideally in the company of friends. </span>

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