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

i thank u for trying to use examples. i suppose id say the examples you use are not as strong as the examples theists could use. your examples invovle natural explanations. here's one that you cannot or have not shown to happen theists, or something like it... Among the many miracles of healing attributed to Padre Pio, some are so unusual & unique that they have been the subject of much discussion & controversy in medical circles. In these particular cases, the person who has been healed lives a completely normal life afterward, even though they continue to have all the physical symptoms of their illness. From a scientific viewpoint, they are still sick. One such person is Gemma di Giorgi. her in person testimony. seeing w out pupils defies explanation. u can rummage up plausible theories, stretching it type stuff. but you cannot explain it, and it's inexplicable and appears supernatural. looks like a miracle is most obvious http://www.youtube.com... Gemma di Giorgi was born on Christmas day in 1939, in the Sicilian town of Ribera. Almost immediately, her mother realized that her eyes were different from other children's eyes. The truth was, Gemma was blind. Her mother took her to a doctor who was unable to determine the gravity of her condition. She was referred to two specialists in Palermo. They determined that Gemma had no pupils in her eyes; that nothing could be done for her blindness; that her condition was inoperable. Gemma's family was desperate, but there was nothing they could do. Her parents often took her to Mary's altar in the church to pray because they felt it would take a miracle to heal her eyes. A relative who was a nun, advised the family to seek out Padre Pio. Her advice gave the family a ray of hope. Gemma's grandmother asked the nun to write a letter to Padre Pio on Gemma's behalf. When the nun returned to her convent, she wrote to Padre Pio asking him to pray for Gemma. One night the nun saw him in a dream. Padre Pio asked her, "Where is this Gemma for whom so many prayers are being offered that they are almost deafening?" In her dream she introduced Gemma to Padre Pio & he made the sign of the cross on her eyes. The next day the nun received a letter from Padre Pio in which he wrote, "Dear daughter, rest assured that I will pray for Gemma. I send you my best wishes." The nun was struck by the coincidence of the dream & the letter that followed so she wrote to the family & encouraged them to take Gemma to see Padre Pio. And so it was, that in 1947, the grandmother took 7 year old Gemma to San Giovanni Rotondo to see Padre Pio, praying & hoping all the while for a miracle. On the trip from Sicily to San Giovanni Rotondo, Gemma's eyesight began mysteriously functioning. About halfway to their destination, Gemma began to see the sea & a steamship & she told this to her grandmother. Her grandmother as well as other friends who were accompanying them, all marveled & began to pray. While Gemma's grandmother recognized the miracle that had taken place, she was still preoccupied by the idea of seeking Padre Pio's intercession in the matter. At San Giovanni Rotondo, Padre Pio called Gemma by name before the child was ever presented to him. He heard her confession, & even though she made no mention of her blindness, he touched her eyes with the wounded part of his hand, tracing the sign of the cross. At the end of the confession, as he blessed her, he said, "Sii buona e santa." (Be good & saintly) The grandmother was upset that Gemma had forgotten to ask Padre Pio for the grace of a healing while she was in the confessional & so she began to cry. Gemma became upset also & began to cry. The grandmother went to confession to Padre Pio & in her own words, "I asked the grace for Gemma & I told Padre Pio that Gemma was weeping because, in her confession with him she had forgotten to ask this grace. I will never forget his soft & tender voice as he answered me with these words, "Do you have faith, my daughter? The child must not weep & neither must you for the child sees, & you know she sees." I understood then that Padre Pio was alluding to the sea & the ship Gemma had seen during the trip & that God had used Padre Pio to break through the darkness that covered Gemma's eyes." The same day, Padre Pio gave Gemma her first Holy Communion & again made the sign of the cross over each of her eyes. When Gemma returned to Sicily her eyes were again examined by a specialist. The doctor held up various objects in front of her & she was able to see each one of them. She was able to count the doctor's fingers at a distance of sixteen feet. Gemma, even though without pupils, had her eyesight. The doctor declared that Gemma's eyes were in no condition to see. There was no medical explanation for it. Many doctors from all over Italy requested to examine Gemma's eyes. This extraordinary cure, & the prophecy preceding it, aroused enormous interest in the Italian press during the summer of 1947. Gemma's sight continued to improve & she was able to go to school & learn how to read & write. She was able to lead a perfectly normal life. So what must the conclusion be? Simply that while Gemma & her grandmother were traveling to San Giovanni Rotondo to ask for healing grace, the grace came to them through the intercession of Padre Pio's prayers before they had even arrived at their destination. God, for His own mysterious reasons, had wanted it to happen this way.