What are they even talking about? How do they define a “miracle”? Do you agree with this definition? (Notice that you don’t have to believe that miracles exist in order to define what a miracle is. For example, most people don’t think that unicorns exist, but we all know what a unicorn is.)

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Topic: Week 2 Journal-Clearly, the Insane Clown Posse believes in miracles.

Paper details:

Instructions: Write 300-400 words (just over one double-spaced page) on the weekly prompt. The journal assignments are meant to guide your reading comprehension, inspire reflection, create a personal connection, and encourage you to have new philosophical experiences. In writing the journal, be sure to respond to all aspects of the prompt.

Watch the following video. Clearly, the Insane Clown Posse believes in miracles, but let’s go into more detail.

First, what are they even talking about? How do they define a “miracle”? Do you agree with this definition? (Notice that you don’t have to believe that miracles exist in order to define what a miracle is. For example, most people don’t think that unicorns exist, but we all know what a unicorn is.)

Second, what are ICP’s reasons for believing in miracles? What is the argument in this video? What are its premises? Is this a deductive or inductive argument? Is this argument valid/strong? Or sound/cogent? Finally, do you agree with the conclusion?