I have two new insights in response to Parker's response. The uncertainty of an Almighty allows us to create a morality in which we can act for ourselves. To act virtuously would go would become robotic, and the purpose of human existance would be lost. We can not be 100 percent certain in any relation of Cause and Effect.
All certainty is in the form of probability.
Each time a new event is discovered, we must wait for it to occur again before we begin to assess the level of probability. If gravity begins to work in reverse, starting tomorrow, we cannot say that it is a miracle. If God reached his big infinitely old hand down into the matters of the earth, and changed something against natural law that everyone witnessed, the probability of these laws would merely have to be reassessed.