Some atheists are unfortunate enough to make the following kind of objection to theism:

"Sticks don't turn into snakes!" (And so forth, listing various miracles in derogatory terms.)

A serious error common to modern atheism is to claim cool objective reason, while redefining "reason" as meaningless hoots, snorts, and jeers.

No Christian believes that "sticks turn into snakes", the point is that it was a miracle. If sticks could randomly turn into snakes from time to time, it would not have shown the hand of the Creator for Moses' stick to become a snake.

The rules show that God is, the exceptions show who God is.
The natural proves the existence of God, the supernatural proves the identity of God.

It is the idiot who claims that "footprints just happen", the reasoning being sees that obviously someone stepped right there.

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In the United States many secular people receive their spiritual notions from fictional entertainment. But, what about those who believe theBible is true who watch the so called wholesome entertainment shows and movies or read wholesome books? Are they being influenced by fiction as well? Jeremiah 23:16, “This is what the LORD of Hosts says: “Do not listen to the words of the prophets who prophesy to you. They are filling you with false hopes. They speak visions from their own minds, not from the mouth of the LORD.”