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Aaa, this has been answered a million times already. There simply is no physical evidence left behind from a one-time miraculous event.
That would depend on the miracle. There is no reason why we could not have good evidence of a miraculous healing, for instance. All we would need are good medical records before and after confirming that something miraculous had happened.
As. I’ve said before prophecy should be a particularly easy case to prove. Instead we have believers declaring verses to be prophecies long after the supposed fulfilment and trying to cover up failures.
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Or of course believe those who were and try to tell you about it in the teeth of your refusal to believe, which you won't no matter what they say, as this thread amply demonstrates
Miracle stories are common - especially in ancient documents. Demonstrated miracles are not. Only the gullible would trust in stories.
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The argument is ridiculously futile. I believe the Bible witnesses, you don't and really, that's all there is to it.
But let us note that you are the one clinging to rationalisations. There is no good reason why there cannot be evidence of miracles. While it is harder for examples in the ancient past it is certainly possible. Even if we exclude predictive prophecy it is notable that we can’t track down the Plagues of Egypt, for instance in either history or archaeology.