i am really struggling with my re homework and i would really appreciate any help any one can give me.

i have 5 questions i need to answer ive managed to answer 4 of them but i am struggling with this one:-

What points do Christians make about miracles.?

thankyou so much

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Read many of these articles and you should be able to come up with some conclusions of your own.

Let us know what you decide to write.

im still struggling.I don`t know what to write is this ok?

the points Christians make about miracles are that God helps them if they are ill.

Yes, that's one major response.

And don't forget things such as when that plane ran into a bunch of geese in New York and landed on the Hudson River -- and everyone was rescued.
http://www.google.com/search?q=landing+on+the+hudson+river&rls=com.microsoft:en-us&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1&rlz=1I7GGIE_en

Go through newspapers; think of others.
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Scroll down.

Be careful with that response, though. That tends to set up what one of my Theology teacher called a "Vending Machine God." This is where we simply ask God for stuff in prayers and it's like we think we're putting money into a vending machine. Enough prayers (coins) = something in return from God (a snickers bar or healed father).

A miracle is when one of 2 things happen:
1) God interacts in a very special and unique way in the world.

2) Something unusual and unique happens and people explain it through their idea that it is God working.

Generally speaking, as Christians, we have faith that God's work will come out if we seek it out and let it. Even through pain, we can bring about new life. This is the story of many miracles in Scripture and a key basic lesson to be learned from practically ALL the miracles in Scripture, including the resurrection.

Not that there's anything "wrong" with the response you gave, but it is a slippery slope when some people get into that. They begin to expect things from God and are upset at both God and/or themselves when it doesn't happen. "God should have done this" or "I should have prayed more" are common thoughts among people that misinterpret that idea.

The most common miracle we can see in the Christian faith is something we overlook - strength. God, above all, gives us strength to face our toughest challenges.

Of course! I'm here to help you. Let's break down the question to better understand it:

Question: What points do Christians make about miracles?

To answer this question, it would be helpful to consider what Christians believe about miracles. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to answer this question:

1. Start by researching Christian beliefs on miracles: Begin your research by looking into the Christian understanding of miracles. You can refer to religious texts like the Bible, specifically the New Testament, where many miracles of Jesus are recorded.

2. Consult reputable sources: Use academic or reliable online sources to get a comprehensive understanding of Christian beliefs on miracles. This could include religious studies books, theologians' writings, or reputable religious websites.

3. Identify key points: As you conduct your research, take note of the main points that Christians typically make about miracles. These points could include:

a. Miracles as signs of God's power: Christians often view miracles as manifestations of God's power and intervention in the natural world.

b. Miracles as evidence of divine presence: Christians may argue that miracles testify to the existence and involvement of a higher power, affirming their faith in God.

c. Miracles as acts of compassion: Some Christians believe that miracles demonstrate God's love and care for humanity, often performed to provide healing, protection, or comfort.

d. Miracles as faith-building experiences: Within Christianity, miracles are often seen as experiences that strengthen believers' faith and deepen their relationship with God.

4. Provide supporting examples: To reinforce your points, use specific examples of miracles from the Bible. These can include Jesus turning water into wine, healing the sick, walking on water, or raising the dead.

5. Organize your answer: Once you have gathered enough information and examples, organize your response by presenting each key point individually and supporting it with relevant explanations and biblical references.

Remember to synthesize the information you find during your research and present it in your own words to demonstrate your understanding. Good luck!