If we expect miracles through Christianity, then everything will become completely indefensible (i.e., there will be no logical basis left for such claims).

What we’re saying is that the theories underlying Christianity can be falsified. How many of those “miracles” have actually been successfully proven through experimentation?

We’re trying to experimentally test the existence of miracles, prayer, and the soul’s presence, but the result is negative.

It’s another miracle…

Without any miracles, a deity that actually exists does exactly the same thing as a deity that doesn’t exist at all.

The multiverse theory is an alternative to the atheist’s view of God.

Have miracles that violate the laws of physics been documented? Can the effect of prayer be demonstrated? Has the existence of supernatural beings been proven?

So Yahweh is responsible for enforcing the laws of the Universe he created? That means there are no miracles, but only technology that has developed to a sufficient degree?

Raffai Péter: The only logical conclusion from the physical evidence is: 1. There is a God. 2. Jesus is that God.

As atheism recovers, we transfer the attributes traditionally associated with God to the laws of physics.

The argument would be more convincing if I would at least occasionally observe these “miracles” for myself.