Jew looks at the exodus of Israel from Egypt as a divine intervention. He sees it as a miracle. A naturalist, on the other hand, would view the same event (if it really happened) as an anomaly, that is, as an unusual natural event.1 Both could admit the same fact and yet come to entirely different conclusions concerning what that fact means. This is because they have different world views. World views make a world of difference, even in how one understands the same fact. There are some differences,