scientifically inexplicable, apparently supernatural things occur, but not to atheists

I don't know why everybody hates semantics; it is absolutely vital to define things. Supernatural:of, pertaining to, or being above or beyond what is natural; unexplainable by natural law or phenomena; abnormal. Miracle:an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause. First I must describe why the concept of something being "super-natural" is incoherent. The universe or multiverse or omniverse is all that there seems to be.Given we live in a natural world, and experience events in this natural world, we should expect natural causes for events in this natural world. If an event occurs and a natural cause is not found, it can be we don't yet know the cause or that there is not a cause(which is possible via quantum physics. However let's propose that there is a supernatural cause; is that even comprehensible? We live in a natural world, and all events we experience take place in this world, so if there is a cause outside of the natural world, it would have to come into the natural world to cause anything, does it then follow that it becomes a natural cause? Yes. So your point reduces to"are there things that can't be scientifically explained yet?" Yes And they happen to atheist. Take the universe for example. The absolute origins of the universe are a mystery, "they defy natural explanation" at the moment. Most cosmologist are atheist, and their attitudes toward the origins of the Big Bang, is that at the moment it defies natural explanation, thus it is supernatural at the moment. However everything that happens is explainable in a natural way, they just may not be explainable yet, or there is no cause. Now on medical and personal experiences. People who are prayed for actually heal less efficiently than those who are not. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov... http://www.colorado.edu... Cancer remission happens naturally. http://www.cancer.org... With no supernatural realm miracles are especially non-sense. But further on miracles per Hume. http://www.bartleby.com... Your first "miracle" regarding cell sarcoma negates your own point. First you say it is incurable, but then she had a natural remission. Also there are treatments for cell sarcoma. In some cases malignant brain tumors are removed and the individual lives on and is fine. Now to absolutely undermine the resolution I just must provide one personal experience that an atheist had, that a theist would consider a miracle. Now I shall do so. Seth MacFarlane would have died on 9/11 but he was late to the airport. I assure you a theist would say "oh god saved me", however an atheist says "oh that was close, I was lucky". "scientifically inexplicable, apparently supernatural things occur, but not to atheists. these are apparent miracles." Maybe you seem to think things are scientifically inexplicable because you don't know EVERYTHING about science. Someone who knows no science would think an electron being technically everywhere at once is supernatural, but hey open your handy quantum physics textbook and hey it's Heisenberg's uncertainty. In your next round will you demonstrate how a supernatural realm is coherent? If there is no supernatural realm how is a miracle coherent? Give notions and experiences that science can't hope to address. If you can't demonstrate the coherence of the supernatural or miracles then all there is, is the natural scientific world, and then obviously nothing is seemingly supernatural, it's just that we don't understand yet. If you manage to make the supernatural and miracles coherent then I will provide a plethora of examples and explanations of events happening to non-theists that would constitute miracles to theists. Also so that I may better understand your position, can you clarify what you mean by "apparent". 1.clearly visible or understood; obvious. or 2.seeming real or true, but not necessarily so. The first would be to indicate the supernatural exist. The second would merely be to assert the supernatural as a sort of inference to the best explanation.