Incorrect. (1) the hot stove experiment is real and works and is true. You are invited to not believe me as long as you try it. (2) All religions "explain" how the world came about, and what happens after death, etc., although no direct observable evidence exists for any of it; in other words, the world and faith seem to be in harmony because humans made it fir the world. (3) So far nothing "supernatural" has been discovered. Invented, imagined, concocted, sure; not discovered. (4) take out the promises and rewards religions make, especially the afterlife, and see how many people stay faithful for the glory of God alone. (5) when people say someone is in a better place or that they are saved, they offer no proof; just hope.
So, everything I said is true and verifiable. Perhaps you can't see it when it stares you in the face.
And we should take your word for it.... why????
You can't even prove to us that YOU'RE real or verifiable. For all we know, you could be a computer program designed to produce meaningless faux theological posts.
Go ahead, prove you're real and give us ONE valid reason that we should believe YOU.
No direct, observable evidence exists for George Washington crossing the Delaware River, either. Is that event nothing but empty hope, too?
So far nothing "supernatural" has been discovered. Invented, imagined, concocted, sure; not discovered
You would have to be omniscient to know that nothing supernatural has been discovered, which is self-refuting.
Cordially,