How does "Science prove that the miracles of the Bible did not happen" ?

[brewer]

The stalactites are telling but pretty minor compared to the crust of the earth buckling, oceans sloshing o'er the lands, and the core of the earth vomiting molten lava everywhere.

I don't know how big the 'miracle' budget is, but Joshua really burned through a heap of it.

“If you want a miracle, here’s your miracle: Joshua destroyed a city that wasn’t even there.”


--William G. Dever, Professor of Archaeology

Look, it his thread, he gets to pick the miracle science thingy.

[vorlon13]

Next you'll be telling us there is no balm in Gilead

[dyresand]

most of the supposed miracles were written after the fact and to say it like so. I could claim that a miracle happened 100 years ago 
and write in a book like it truly happened and thousands of years later people would  believe it to be true. That is bible miracles in a nutshell.

Like with Fatima, to bring up our discussion from another thread.  People will still be believing in that for hundreds of years, as long as religion still survives.

Yep but in the future i can see that  this older religions becoming uncommon while something else replaces it. 
But yeah christianity in the U.S. is on it's way out.