What Are Miracles...

[Ryantology]

If anything in the Bible turns out not to be true, it can only then be taken as a metaphor or a misunderstanding from the people who wrote it before modern science existed.

A lot of the Bible has turned out not to be true. The vast majority of the Genesis story has been disproven, and that is the basis for the entire narrative which follows. If the fundamentals are incorrect, just how wrong does does the rest of it have to be before you admit to yourself that God himself is a metaphor or misunderstanding?

I should also say that universe made without God is also an unproven assertion that is under heavy debate. I'm not going to enter into that debate with you.

It is an unproven assertion which is almost certainly true, and science will demonstrate this in time. Yours is an unprovable assertion based upon your desire for it to be true and nothing else. Your assertion has been designed, specifically, to be unprovable, so that no advance in science can ever rob you of your fantasy. You can't ever prove it, therefore, it can never be demonstrated to be factual and it is just wasted breath.

The detective who finds the kidnapped child could have been born in a Third World country. He could never have had access to formal education. He could have had his moral corrupted by a pair of drunken parents, f they had not killed him before he reached puberty. This detective could have been incompetent and not know how to do his job well. This detective could have been on a corruption case in D.C. while the kidnapping occurred in West Virginia.
Nobody does it alone.

Almost nobody accomplishes anything without the help of other people. There is no evidence for, or need of, a God in this scenario. Other people are enough.

Are you going to insist that, out of every Christian on this planet, not one of them has presented a logical argument for Christianity?

Not one. Ever. It doesn't matter even if someone did. A sound logical argument is suggestive. By itself, it proves nothing.