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Water Into Wine?
By:Robert A. H. Larmer
Published on 1988-01 by McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP

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Two possible or actual occurrence of miracles has been vigorously debated since the concept was first introduced. In Water into Wine? Robert Larmer re-examines significant issues in this cross-disciplinary debate and attacks two basic assumptions governing it.

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