The two public experiences are Ordinary and Extraordinary experience. ... Specifically the problem with an ordinary experience is that what is out of the ordinary for one person may seem perfectly normal, to another. ... At first these two types of experience appear affective in proving God's existence but with further analysis they too are affected because they are highly subjective. ...
However, in general it can be said that the satanic rites serve the purpose of the celebrant, and comprise a collection of gestures and words aiming at provoking a change in situations and events which are thought to be impossible to achieve by ordinary means and instruments. ... Satanic rites in the judgement of the church The ordinary action of Satan consists in leading us into sin, which is a culpable loss of freedom. ...
Hume does not accept chance or supernatural intervention hence he appeals for us to go with the evidence we are given and to consider which state of affairs is more probable (probability is key in Hume's theoretical argument), a miracle or an ordinary explanation. ... With more philosophical analysis of Wiles' argument it can be proposed that the problem of evil has been solved; God does not intervene either because he cannot or because he is willingly bound by the laws of nature not too intervene. ...
