miracle worship

/ˈmɪrəkəl ˌwɜrʃɪp/
noun
  1. The excessive admiration or veneration of miracles or miraculous events, often in a religious context.
    • The preacher warned against miracle-worship, saying that faith should not depend on wonders.
    • Some critics accused the group of miracle-worship, focusing too much on supernatural signs.
    • Historians note that miracle-worship was common in medieval Europe.
  2. An attitude of believing in or expecting miracles too easily, without critical thinking.
    • Miracle-worship can lead people to ignore practical solutions to problems.
    • The article criticized the trend of miracle-worship in modern self-help culture.
    • The scientist dismissed the claims as a form of miracle-worship, lacking evidence.
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