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Jesus performs a miracle and turns water into wine. Now the water is completely natural. The wine is completely natural.
The wine cannot be considered natural since the components were not present in the water beforehand. How do we account for the violation of physical processes since we now have to account for the increase in mass of the water by the addition of almost 1000 new components such as ethyl alcohol,glycerol,tartric acid, etc..
Physical components have been added in violation of physical laws. The mass has increased by an amount related to the addition of these new components, and this mass increase without the input of energy {since energy is a natural phenomena of the world} would upset the mass energy balance that E=MC^2 implies.
l. All test show that they are just exactly what they seem to be, water and wine. They are just natural objects. But the miracle itself is supernatutral. It is not subject to test or examination.
What tests? Taste is not a test since the taste can easily fooled by substiuting wine for the water through misdirection. After all, Christ likely had everyone's trust and could easily have done a switch while alone.
You also contradict yourself here by first saying that there is a test {All test show} and then reverse with the statement {It is not subject to test or examination.}. I also contend that since no test was done of any real critical level that the report of supernatural by pre- scientific culture is far too much a stretch. However as you say faith in the occurence is indeed untestable.
I believe we have strayed far from the topic and perhaps we can engage ourselves in this discussion further through the chatroom. Good day sir.