Overview

Modern Christians view miracles as occurrences outside the explainable: supernatural events that cannot be defined through any worldly law or description. This view was espoused heavily by C.S. Lewis in his groundbreaking work, Miracles. This book takes an alternate view. What if we started to view the miraculous as each and every blessing that God bestows on us? What if we started to notice all of the little, everyday, mundane events in our lives and started to truly give thanks for them? What if we started to view everything as a miracle? Everything's a Miracle is a case for the unnoticed blessings in your life: the totality of which we refer to as "God's Providence." It begins by proposing an alternate view of the miraculous. The work next provides illustrations of the difference between natural and supernatural, and questions whether this strong distinction is useful in our goals as modern Christians. Lastly, the author explores the possible outcomes of a mental change toward gratitude for minor, natural, Godly blessings. Written by a Catholic engineer working in the technology sector, Everything's a Miracle is composed in an academic, logical style that resonates with modern readers.