apostles (Cessationism) was argued most vigorously in the last century by the Princeton Reformed theologian Benjamin B. Warfield in his work Counterfeit Miracles. Warfield denied the authenticity of any but biblical miracles (1918, 5–6): “They represent the infusion of heathen modes of thought into the church” (61). But he spends so much energy discrediting the miraculous claims of the medieval and modern periods that he runs the risk of falling into a theologically perilous position. If God intervened