miracles occur, but almost never to atheists

Please note the following: Pro asked me to "... show something that happened to an atheist that would have been called a miracle had it happened to a religious person, because of its “scientifically inexplicable nature." I presented two examples, both conforming to the Pros example (the blind miraculously seeing) and both written in the fashion to presuppose a miracle, coupled with statistical evidence that these miracles more than likely happened to atheists as well. Had I not cited, these would have been acceptable miracles since they both "appear inexplicable" and "appear supernatural." The key word there is appear, and we all know, thing are not always what they appear to be. I also asked if the Pro could please cite a documented example of a miracle happening to a theist in the following: "show proof that miracles as defined below happen to theists." Pro had the chance to give citations of these miracles but decided not to do so. I presume it is due to the fact that had these “miracles” been investigated thoroughly and properly via scientific means they would reveal themselves to be similar to my examples and would prove (even to Pro) not to be proper miracles. Because Pro neither clearly defined miracle (as I have), nor provided cited examples (as I have); I have only my definition, my examples and the brief undocumented basis of a miracle (from which I fleshed out in my examples) that was provided by Pro. Pro responded as expected with "some people may wrongly perceive something miraculous." Pro also explained that I have also shown "in theory it's very possible that there is a standard percentage of atheists and theists who have "miracles" happen to them." May I suggest that the religious sometimes “wrongly perceive something miraculous?” Since I clearly stated no atheist would call something a miracle (being they rely on science), showing that miraculous events happen to mass populations (thus 10%-20% of which are atheists) will have to suffice for proof that these events have, and do happen, to atheists. The Miracle of Plagues: I will however present the following argument in attempt to appease. From the bible: the plagues of Egypt. These plagues were obviously meant to assist the Hebrew people in their escape of the imprisonment of slavery by the Egyptians in the book of Exodus, miracles wouldn’t you say? However, who did they happen to? The 10 plagues go as follows: 1. Water to Blood 2. Frogs 3. Lice (or gnats I have read both) 4. Flies 5. Livestock Diseased 6. Boils 7. Thunder and Hail 8. Locusts 9. Darkness 10. Death of the Firstborn These ten events happened to the people of Egypt, they did not believe in god of Abraham, the same god of Moses. These plagues (at least at the time) were miracles as they were scientifically inexplicable in nature and attributed to the supernatural, the god of the Hebrews. I will volunteer the exclusion in my argument of all Egyptian first born children over the age of 1.5 years old and obviously all Egyptian teenagers and adults that were first born. The first born Egyptian babies had no inclination or belief in god and yet the miracle killed them. This is certainly a perfect example of a miracle happening to an atheist/ non-believer, as there is no belief in a god or choice made in regards to religion at birth. This supernatural event that god begat on the people of Egypt killed babies that had yet to even make the choice of belief in the Egyptian gods or the god of Abraham. I would argue for the rest of the plagues but I am sure a logical mind will see how I relate those as well. (i.e. #6 Shkhin eruptions on Egyptian men, aka non-believers in the god of the Hebrews.) A word about the faithful Egyptians: Before the argument comes up that Egyptians were not atheists since they believed in their own gods. Here is the logic I propose. The god of the Hebrews was the one responsible for these miracles, so we can assume he is at the least one of many gods. Now, we must take god at his word that he is the only god, if we didn’t then we’d be skeptics and down the rabbit hole we go! So all other gods do not exist, the demonstrated god has said as much in for example Deuteronomy 32:39. So the Egyptians believing in other gods are as good as belief in no gods. Egyptians were atheists since they literally believed (without their knowing) in nothing! Their religion, defined as belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, therefore was also not a religion since if did not worship any real superhuman entity. Conclusion: I have now given at least 3 solid examples of miracles, and many more plausible examples that I have not the time or character count to divulge. Pro asked “examples examples, please. that's what I asked for, the standard here.” I ask the same of you, share the BoP as I stated previously, and have not even attempted to hold up your end. I ask you to prove that a miracle exists, that it happens to theists. These miracles must be documented and have underwent scientific reviews, otherwise they may be nothing more than wildly imaginative retellings of a parlor trick and thus not credible.