[metmom]

While it’s good to be skeptical, there will come a time when these type miracle events occure that simpyl can’t be ignored

Even if someone rises from the dead, those who don't want to believe, won't.

There are miracles today comparable to many of what Christ did, verified by medical tests and scans, and predictably, they are explained away as co-incidence, spontaneous remission (naturalistic), and errors in diagnosis.

The evidence is still out there.

[tacticalogic]

The evidence is still out there.

Can you show it to us?

[CottShop]

[[There are miracles today comparable to many of what Christ did, verified by medical tests and scans, and predictably, they are explained away as co-incidence, spontaneous remission (naturalistic), and errors in diagnosis.]]

I agree there are miracles, but that they are of a nature that isn’t as spectacular as a lot of Christ’s or the disciples or prophets- (Outwardly spectacular I mean), and therein lies the problem, these inward miracles are simply dismissed by skeptics now liek you said. While I’ve personally Seen God work in reposne to prayer in ways that show He is answering, and seen others receive very specific answers to prayer- again, they are of a nature that skeptics will never allow as direct answers- although, the consistency of answers is somethign they seem to ignore as well,