That miracles exist is an important part of the Christian tradition yet a brief survey of modern thought reveals a marked prejudice against this notion. Here Geisler shows how the laws of logic and science speak to the reasonableness of miracles. A dispassionate look at the facts and arguments demands that doubters question their own naturalistic assumptions. Geisler also describes signs wonders and power contrasting what the Bible means by a miracle with bizarre stories of saints faith healers and occultists. A continuation of his work begun in Miracles and Modern Thought Miracles and the Modern Mind includes extensive revisions and additions.