Are Miracles Reasonable Mysteries of Faith?

For the believers in God, for instance Christians, miracles are glories of faith. Yes, belief in miracles is a part and parcel of embracing the Christian faith: Christians must believe in at least one miracle, namely, the resurrection of Jesus Christ. However, there are many strong criticisms and objections about miracles: Many have claimed that belief in miracles is simply irrational, or more severely that, miracles are impossible. As a result miracles might be transformed from being glories of faith to being burdens on the faith of many believers in God. Are miracles reasonable mysteries of faith? Such a question poses a big challenge to the faith in miracles. Miracles have become a serious philosophical problem; a problem which has raised many pro- and contra arguments. This book attempts to answer the question: Are miracles reasonable mysteries of faith? Firstly, those arguments contra- and pro-miracles are presented. Secondly, the book attempts to bring the compromise between these two sides of the arguments by pointing out which arguments are conclusive over the other. This book is meant for any intelligent human being confronted by the appeal of belief in miracles.