Religious MiracleswithMichael Grosso

Books Mentioned In This Interview

michael grosso the man who could fly: st. joseph of copertino and the mystery of levitation michael grosso the final choice: death or transcendence? michael grosso experiencing the next world now michael grosso frontiers of the soul michael grosso the millennium myth: love and death and the end of time michael grosso soulmaking: uncommon paths to self understanding michael grosso irreducible mind: toward a psychology for the 21st century erwin schrödinger mind and matter dean brown the upanishads larry dossey one mind: how our individual mind is part of a greater consciousness and why it matters francis beckwith david hume's argument against miracles: a critical analysis rizwan virk the simulation hypothesis noam chomsky internationalism or extinction michael grosso wings of ecstasy: dominico bernini's vita of st. joseph of copertino michael grosso soulmaker: true stories from the far side of the psyche pearl zaki our lord's mother visits egypt 1968 & 1969

Michael Grosso, PhD, is author of The Man Who Could Fly: St. Joseph of Copertino and the Mystery of Levitation. He also edited and wrote commentary for Wings of Ecstasy: Dominico Bernini’s Vita of St. Joseph of Copertino (1772). His other books include The Millennium Myth: Love and Death and the End of Time, Final Choice: Death or Transcendence?, Soulmaking: Uncommon Paths to Self Understanding and Smile of the Universe: Miracles in an Age of Disbelief.

Here he describes a variety of paranormal events that have been reported to occur in a religious context. These include statues or images that weep or bleed, instantaneous healings, apparitions of the madonna, levitation, and Hindu puja offerings of milk that disappear. He argues that such events are often so well-attested, often with photographs and scientific corroboration, that it is reasonable to assume that they actually did occur. They are on the same spectrum as paranormal events that occur outside of a religious context.

(Recorded on August 26, 2020)

Michael Grosso, Wings of Ecstasy: Dominico Bernini’s Vita of St. Joseph of Copertino (1772) –

Published on September 30, 2020

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