A Dissertation On Miracles, Designed to Show That They Are Arguments of a Divine Interposition, and Absolute Proofs of the Mission and Doctrine of a Prophet

This important work offers a detailed analysis of the role of miracles in religious history. Written by noted theologian Hugh Farmer, it argues that miracles are a manifestation of divine intervention and can be used as absolute proof of the mission and doctrine of a prophet. A fascinating exploration of the intersection between faith and reason.

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