Jets and the word "miracle".

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Once again, the "word" miracle is being used to describe the safe landing after a jet engine failure. NO, it was not a "miracle", it was pilot training and redundancy design in case of failure. If the plain had crashed and everyone had died would it still be called a "miracle"?





Now, I will say it was "amazing" that nobody on the ground was killed by the falling debris. But survival or death isn't a matter of magic, but mere conditions of many factors.

You are looking at the word miracle in one of the meanings...which implies something supernatural, as in a god.  There are other definitions.  

miracle
[color=var(--primtxt)][ˈmirək(ə)l]

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[color=var(--promtxt)]NOUN[/color]

1. [color=var(--promtxt)]a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency.[/color]
   "the miracle of rising from the grave"
   [color=var(--primtxt)]synonyms:[/color]
   supernatural phenomenon · mystery · prodigy · sign
   • [color=var(--promtxt)]a highly improbable or extraordinary event, development, or accomplishment that brings very welcome consequences.[/color]
     "it was a miracle that more people hadn't been killed or injured"
     
   • [color=var(--promtxt)]an amazing product or achievement, or an outstanding example of something.[/color]
     "a machine which was a miracle of design" · 
     [color=var(--alinkcol)][more][/color]
     
     [color=var(--primtxt)]synonyms:[/color]
     wonder · marvel · sensation · [url=https://www.bing.com/search?q=define+phenomenon&FORM=DCTRQY&PC=HCTS][/url]
     

Check out "a highly improbable..." and "an amazing..."

Not godspeak.  

Some words have more than one meaning.  You can add that you language confusion.