So let us assume for the sake of my charges that you have cast doubts about Jesus being the Son of God. Have you ever acknowledged that some empirical evidence submitted pointing to the Christian God had some truth to it although you were hesitant to say for sure? Or are all the inexplicable facts behind the events at Fatima, Zeitoun, Akita, The Shroud, Guadalupe, Padre Pios wounds, exorcisms not worth a second look in your court of honest judgments?
Or are you going to ask me What facts? for the nth time? Note that all of those miracles can only point to Jesus Christ and Christianity or the devil, nothing else. You cannot, in my opinion, with any logic say they could be talking about any deity. So if you reject my empirical evidence pointing to the Christianity then it is tantamount to you attempting to disprove the deity of Jesus Christ, in my estimation. [/QUOTE]
I find it very interesting how so many christians of whatever flavour will hold up all these accounts of miracles as proof of christianity, but will totally write off any miracles claimed by faiths other than christianity. Hinduism alone for example, has many, many more miracles associated with it than christianity, as do quite a few others. The christian, and specifically catholic miracles are nothing new, and nothing any more special than the miracles of non-christian faiths.