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Did Jesus Really Perform Miracles?

Samuel Morgan. Did Jesus Really Perform Miracles?. Jesus – Miracle Maker, or Magician?. Jesus was a man of a simple life, yet still managed to convince twelve men to leave everything and follow him. He also apparently, walked on a surface which is seen to be impossible to walk on.

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Did Jesus Really Perform Miracles?

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  1. Samuel Morgan Did Jesus Really Perform Miracles?

  2. Jesus – Miracle Maker, or Magician? • Jesus was a man of a simple life, yet still managed to convince twelve men to leave everything and follow him. • He also apparently, walked on a surface which is seen to be impossible to walk on. • Some other miracles of his make him seem like he had impeccable timing, for example, the settling of the storm (Luke 8:22-25)

  3. Science – Logic or Truth? • Science presents us with believable theories and other explanations for the occurrences of miracles. For example Jesus walking on a sandbank instead of water. • Can these theories be trusted and be used as a substitute to what religion and Catholicism teaches us?

  4. Opposition From Other groups and Religions • Christianity has been opposed for centuries. Those such as Muslims – the Crusades in the Holy Land, and the Illuninati – from the age of reason (400 years ago) and of scientific beliefs. • These conflicts have been recorded in films such as “The Kingdom of Heaven” and in books such as “Angels and Demons”.

  5. Experiment Overview • My experiment consisted of me mixing corn flour and water to give the physical attributes similar to water. • When these substances mix, they are a liquid until pressure is applied, and that’s when it turns into a solid and is capable of being walked on. • The mixture gives the same effects as sand when it saturates water. This experiment lends brief support to the theory of walking on a sandbank which science provides in contrast to Jesus walking on water.

  6. Conclusion The conclusions drawn from this project are; • Religion have provided many people with the beliefs and reasons to their faith. • Science has also provided liable reasons and theories to counter these beliefs. • However, there is no concrete evidence to what we(as Catholics) are taught to believe in, as nobody was there, from our time to witness it for themselves.

  7. Thank You for Watching • Please feel free to ask any questions you may have regarding the project question. =]

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