Which of the following statements is true? Select one:
a. Those who ascribe to a philosophy of naturalism readily embrace the possibility of miracles.
b. Christianity would be more plausible without the various claims of miracles.
c. A miracle is an event without a result.
d. Miracles are impossible if “the universe is all there ever was, or is, or will be.”
e. A miracle is an event without a cause.

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