Wow , he is a hard sleeper <| sep |> Because he ended up marring her like it says to do in the bible when someone is raped . So he ' s good . <| sep |> Those are very sexy heels ! Love the colour ! <| sep |> This kinda looks more like it was a trained touch target though . <| sep |> Over Brees ? I ' m torn right now . I guess a good problem to have tho <| sep |> Sky Blue OEMs <| sep |> Now what happens to the jobs if others countries say the the product has to be manufactured in their country ? <| sep |> Not interested in B . S lights , sorry <| sep |> You never know when you ' re going to need to buy groceries . Oh Holt I love you but I hate you so much for that . <| sep |> A good comparison would be depression . Not a good example at all based on what you already said . Skeptics have evidence against miracles because there have been countless instances of miracles being explained away by perfectly natural , albeit rare , reasons . Likewise , there is evidence for depression and it can be understood without personally experiencing it because we can study it realistically and it doesn ' t fly in the face of how we understand reality the way many miracle claims do . No one objects to these things because they are deemed natural . Because they are natural . Yet miracles are somehow off limits and are supernatural . If it was actually shown that prayer could , for example , regrow the limbs of amputees , it might be worth calling a miracle . It never has , though , and no supernatural miracle has ever been substantiated as such . Most miracle claims are simply rare events , natural events that work in people ' s favor , or just not worth taking seriously see lies . It ' s funny how these experiences are defined by their unfalsifiability in so many cases .