Quote by William Shakespeare

They say miracles are past.

They say miracles are past.

Summary

This quote suggests that miracles are seen as something that happened in the past and are no longer possible in the present. It implies a skepticism towards the occurrence of extraordinary events or interventions beyond nature's normal course. The statement could be a reflection on the belief that humans have become more rational and scientific, relying less on supernatural explanations for phenomena. It also highlights a certain loss of wonder and faith in the possibility of extraordinary occurrences in the current times.

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