Original sentence: In this view, miracles do not really occur.Rather, they are the product of creative story tellers.They use them to embellish a hero or incident with a theological flavor.Using miracles in a story allow characters and situations to become bigger than life, and to stir the emotions of the listener more than the mundane and ordinary
Edited sentence: Few people question their own phenomenological reality when there is a conviction involving the existence or non-existence of miracles.Miracles allow people and situations to become bigger than life, and to stir the emotions of the listener more than the mundane and ordinary.Miracles are remembered.Miracles are the product of creative story tellers.Not every one "feels" miracles in the same way.The discussion of miracles and wonders, like religion and various "personal" philosophies, draws an emotional response.The meaning of miracles may be more important than "did they really happen".There is comfort in certainty.They use them to embellish  incidents, sacred objects and persons and places with a heroic theological flavor