Miracles in the Early Christian Church

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Miracles in the Early Christian Church: Hell No! by Timothy W. Grogan is a critical exploration of the miraculous claims associated with early Christianity. Drawing inspiration from Conyers Middleton's classical work, Grogan delves into the historical and theological debates surrounding miracles as evidence of divine intervention. This annotated edition examines the influence of miracles on prominent theologians and philosophers like B.B. Warfield, David Hume, and Charles Wesley. With a focus on logic, science, and skepticism, Grogan challenges traditional beliefs about the miraculous and invites readers to reassess the evidential history of such claims. For those interested in the intersection of faith, history, and rational thought, this book provides a fresh and rigorous perspective on one of Christianity's most enduring controversies.