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>eyewitness testimony
Every serious ancient historian relies on it. Tacitus, Suetonius, Plutarch: none of them had dashcam footage. You accept Caesar crossed the Rubicon without video proof, but suddenly need a lab report for first-century healing rituals?
>magic flying zombie jew
If you’re going to reduce every religious claim to cartoon terms, you can literally do that to anything. “God created the universe” becomes “sky wizard conjured atoms with thought-beams.” It doesn’t refute it, it just shows you’re not trying to understand it.
>cures blindness with spit
It’s a sign. Whether you believe in miracles or not, mocking it without understanding its theological role (especially in Jewish messianic prophecy) is just hand-waving. Either engage with the idea of miracles seriously, or say you reject all supernatural claims a priori. But be clear.