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What is the meaning of Inexplicably?
Inexplicably means difficult or impossible to explain or account for. or incapable of being accounted for or explained.
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What are the origins of the surnames Mennen and Rommen. The Dutch surname inexplicably changes from Rommen to Mennen in 17th century?
Precious little information is available regarding the Irish Mennen surname, first found in County Galway. Please see the Related Link listed below for more information:
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Has there ever been a proven event deemed to be a miracle that defies the laws of physics and nature and remains inexplicable by modern science today?
There are many miracles that are said to have been witnessed by groups of people - even thousands of people. Any miracle that is approved as such by the Church is only don…e after both rigorous theological and scientific inquiry and the documentation involved is stored in both ecclesiastical and secular institutions. Some miracles of note: The miracle of the sun in Fatima in 1917. It was witnessed by 40,000 to 100,000 people and had in attendance people from all levels of society and varying beliefs or unbelief. The following occurred: witnesses say the sun dimmed, zigzagged while growing larger or falling from the sky as well as shooting out beams of multi-coloured light. the ground and clothes of the witnesses were instantaneously dried despite having been soaked in a downpour for hours. many healings took place. Not just minor things that religious sentiment might excite, but cancer remissions, crippled bones repaired, etc., things that doctors would later examine without being able to account for. The above events, singularly and further as a united event, have yet to be satisfactory explained naturally despite vigorous testing to do so. The Shroud of Turin, if considered miraculous, remains one of the most baffling of scientific inquiries. Though not approved as authentic or miraculous by the Church, many consider the image upon it a miraculous rendition of Christ. Although it has undergone scrutiny many times, see-sawing between being proved a "forgery" to being "miraculous", new technology is constantly detecting new evidence that has scientists scrambling back to retest. The discovery of Middle Eastern pollens solely indigenous to the area around Christ's tomb, lost knowledge of crucifixion techniques, imprints of coins minted in the time of Christ over the eyes, and the impossibility of such a forgery to be made, even with today's technology, as well as a reverse image on the other side of the shroud leave scientists pressuring Rome for further testing. Regarding a miracle worker, the most recent of renown is Padre Pio who died in 1968. Healings connected to him are so multifluous there are literally books of documentation concerning them. On his person he had the stigmata, wounds like those of Christs which would never heal, clot, become infected and which sometimes opened and closed instantously while under observation. Medical science has not been able to explain either him or his alleged miracles via known medical science. Records of "miraculous events" and the inquiries done by both the Church and secular science concerning them can be found with some searching by contacting either the scientific institution that conducted the inquiry, the city hall or the records held by the diocese. (MORE)