On Miracles and Modern Spiritualism

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The book presents three thought-provoking essays from the Victorian era that challenge the validity of miracles and explore the intersection of science and the supernatural. Through critical analysis, it delves into the skepticism surrounding miraculous events, questioning their authenticity while considering the implications of scientific reasoning in understanding such phenomena. These essays invite readers to reflect on the tension between faith and rationality during a time of significant intellectual upheaval.