You Can't Disprove a Miracle

[ignoramus]

I went through all this recently. I'll post the video again.

It's an equivocation between our scientific theories which model the "laws of nature" and the actual "laws of nature". Equivocations are bad.

Angry Atheist to the rescue:

I agree, we should not rule out any event a priori because our "laws of nature" are more descriptive than prescriptive. However, that does not rule out supernatural causes. Science cannot tell us if supernatural causes exist or not.

There are many issues not yet understood in quantum physics.
Do we call these supernatural events? Call them what you want.
They are repeatable phenomena from our natural universe.

Does science think there is divine intervention at play here? 
Not with a zero track record.

Science can tell us with 100% certainty that Disney style magic has never occurred.
Is this not what would be involved if God intervened?

All the claims of miracles are results of a biased mind joining the dots.
Draw me 2 dots and I can join them with any picture you like in between.