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>hey /atheism/ whats some convincing proof of non-christian religions?
There is none because there is no proof of any religion. But as far as alleged miracles, there's the Hindu milk miracle, it was discussed in the original statuefag thread.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_milk_miracle
Also I heard about this time in I think it was ancient Japan when some people prayed and a tsunami came and wiped out their enemies but I can't remember when or where it happened so that's not very helpful, sorry. That's all I got.
>a lot of NDEs seem pretty convincing for the christian religion
Nah, people see whatever they expect to see in those things.
> some miracles seem damn impossible to rationally explain away for me
Explain which of the things on that list you find inexplicable and why. Some seem to me like obvious bullshit, especially the Lourdes one.
>68 cases of inexplicable cures (out of thousands tested).
Top fucking kek.
The only one that I find both sufficiently documented and hard to explain is the incorruptible bodies. All we can say about that is it's fucking weird, but I suspect it doesn't only happen to church people, they're just the only ones who are routinely dug up to check for it. Just because we don't understand what causes it isn't grounds to assume it's supernatural.