Faith is a measure of irrationality

[Bad Wolf]

No evasion. I have had many, MANY miracles from Faith in God!

I didn't ask for miracles.

But what would my experiences do for you?

Neither did I ask for your experiences.

And truthfully.... our "personal" experiences are the only things important to us. Correct?

No

So again, why would me, relating to you; miracles through my faith do anything but bring more criticism?

It works for me, and others time and time again. And that is why I have strong faith.

What do you mean 'it works for me'. What does it do?

I asked for something that faith has discovered, a single fact, like the discovery of electricity. But now I realise that you haven't even said what faith actually does in order for it to work.

I see God in EVERYTHING! You see Him in NOTHING.

You see god in dog shit too then? What about flesh eating bacteria? What about cancer?

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Well... to be honest. They are very personal. I expect God to help me in all the small things. Which He does. And that can be explained away all day! But, some of the big miracles were things very close to my heart. And were life and death matters. And not just one, or 2. Several. And not explainable any other way.

So its just one giant argument from ignorance.

I'm sure if you described these 'miracles' to us, we may be able to enlighten you as to what caused them. At the very least, we would come to the conclusion that we don't know how it happened.

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But if I told you my mother died of a heart attack, and the hospital needed a "special" machine (that was lent to a nearby hospital) that starts the heart from inside the body,just appeared in her room and she came back to life.... would you then believe in God?

You mean a defibrillator? It just appeared out of thin air before your eyes?

Would that change your mind about anything?

No, I would think you were lying or mistaken.

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Or! The machine was in the place all the time (back from being lent)... and someone knew it was needed. See! I helped you with an explanation.

A defibrillator needed in a hospital?!?! What manner of nonsense is this!

P.S. for Ronedee: that was sarcasm.

Or... it was indeed a miracle, as I believe it was.

So a defibrillator being found in a hospital just in time to revive your mother, is a miracle?
Well if you think that is a miracle, what isn't a miracle?
When you've lost your keys and you pray to god then find them, is that a miracle? How about when you pray for your favourite sports team to win?

Surely a real miracle would have been your mother not having a heart attack in the first place.