A Miracle (n.) is an unconscious irrational happening that shapes itself without reason or purpose — it just grows, like creative Nature, the fruit of yearning expectation, of faith and hope.
Miracle (n.) seem possible once space, time and so causality can be set aside — unique and curious coincidences held together by the shared meaning of their parts.
Miracle (n.) stories (n.) that easily convinced antiquity would be a stumbling-block in any modern biography, evoking the very reverse of belief.
A Miracle (n.) appeals only to those who cannot perceive the meaning; it is a substitute for the not-understood reality of the spirit.
A Miracle (n.) is not man's to command: the moment he tries to work it himself, or comprehend it intellectually, the bird has flown.