His first reason is, no miracle is supported by testimony of a sufficient number of trustworthy people. Second, since we tend to tie past experience with future experiences the surprises and wonder often lead us to unreasonable belief is these miracles, such as many tall tales, they begin as something believable then due to wonder it becomes filled with miracles . Third reason, which reinforced the second, miracles tend to happen around barbarous/ignorant people who aren’t sophisticated enough to disbelief in the event. His fourth reason, every religion claims its own miracles and uses them against the miracles of every other religion; the evidence of all other religions opposes the evidence in favor of a miracle in any particular
His first reason is, no miracle is supported by testimony of a sufficient number of trustworthy people. Second, since we tend to tie past experience with future experiences the surprises and wonder often lead us to unreasonable belief is these miracles, such as many tall tales, they begin as something believable then due to wonder it becomes filled with miracles . Third reason, which reinforced the second, miracles tend to happen around barbarous/ignorant people who aren’t sophisticated enough to disbelief in the event. His fourth reason, every religion claims its own miracles and uses them against the miracles of every other religion; the evidence of all other religions opposes the evidence in favor of a miracle in any particular