The Benevolent Acts of God: Miracles and Divine Providence

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. An unbelievable, unexplainable act attributed to divine intervention is known as a miracle. The gift of saints and miracle workers, these acts defy the laws of nature and suggest that only God could allow them to happen. Ranging from miracles of biblical proportions such as walking on water or rising from the dead, to the survival of a terminal illness and other unexplainable and unlikely happenings, miracles are revered as the benevolent acts of God. This book explores miracle workers, saints, and religious concepts of miracles.

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