Article: Miracle as Modern Conundrum in South Asian Religious Traditions.(Brief article)(Book review)

Miracle As Modern Conundrum In South Asian Religious Traditions

Corinne G. Dempsey & Selva J. Raj, editors

State University of New York Press

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9780791476338, $65.00, www.sunypress.edu

Miracles are commonly defined as phenomena that cannot be accounted for by natural means but are the product of the supernatural or divine. Every religion has its own version of the miraculous as part of its theological and cultural history. Knowledgeably co-edited by Corinne G. Dempsey (Associate Professor of Religious Studies, University of Wisconsin--Stevens Point) and Selva J. Raj (former Chair and ...

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