If miracles are not possible, then they cannot be actual. (Peter Kreeft and Ronald K. Tacelli, Handbook of Christian Apologetics) This statement exemplifies a(n) _____. A) report B) explanation C) conditional statement D) unsupported assertion E) argument

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This statement is a conditional statement because it presents a scenario with a condition ("if miracles are not possible") and a consequence ("then they cannot be actual").

If Miracles Are Not Possible, Then They Cannot Be Actual