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Miracles and Gospels: A Task Remaining

Authored by Rev. John M. Redford in Issue #28.4 of The Sower
No miracles of Jesus? No effective apologetic for the divinity of Christ. No apologetic for the divinity of Christ? A seriously weakened catechesis. We cannot have an effective apologetic for the divinity of Christ unless we defend the historical truth of his miracles as recounted in the Gospels. The formation of catechists should enable them seriously to address the historicity of Jesus’ miracles.

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