Dr. Sahar Joakim, What is a Miracle?

Here, Sahar Joakim briefly discusses the concept of miracles.
@0:16 common use of miracle
@1:20 correct use of miracle
@1:50 beginning the definition of miracle
@1:50 a miracle is not only the intervention of "God"
@2:40 what "extraordinary" means in the definition of "miracle"
@3:50 a miracle needs to be extraordinary
@4:40 complete definition of miracle
@4:50 what it means to be "unexplainable by science"
@4:50 physical laws vs moral laws vs man's law
@6:15 two people who argue there is no such thing as a miracle
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[@thetruthandthebestexplanat6686]

Hi Sahar,
I was hoping you would have discussed the other definition of miracle-Miracle B.
Definition A: an unusual and mysterious event that is thought to have been caused by a god because it does not follow the usual laws of nature.
Definition B: a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency.
Man will never be able to explain how the universe, or any aspect of it, began to exist, hence, its existence can only be attributable to a divine agency-GOD.
Definition B demystifies the meaning of miracle.
Looking forward to your reply.

[@saharjoakim]

I believe I do discuss this @4:44

[@thetruthandthebestexplanat6686]

@@saharjoakim
I thought you addressed it well, but it seemed you were combining Definitions A and B. I was looking for a clearer separation between the two definitions. Definition B describes the universe as a miracle, relative to the Kalam Cosmological Argument.