@ Saerhydd
Even though miracles take
place in the physical world the nature of your consciousness is always
metaphysical. And you still needs faith to accept reality. Doesn't
matter if physical or metaphysical reality. You can't suspend reason and
faith in the process of understanding the reality.
True, which means that our reason must be used to temper faith. Reason tells me that each of the "miracles" you brought up have several warning indicators that they are probably fabrications.
1. They happened a long time ago, or in a far-away land, thus removed from the scrutiny of the first world press. (In some cases both) Which means that they are left open to being wildly over-exaggerated. (Note: First world press coverage doesn't necessarily prevent this, but in my opinion, more coverage and thus more skeptical scrutiny helps reveal the truth.)
2. The photographic and video evidence is either unclear or non-existent.
3. First-hand accounts from reliable witnesses and experts are also non-existent.
I'm sure I could go on if applied more thought to this but I think my point is clear. If I accepted these miracles as true based on the provided evidence, then to remain consistent I would also have to accept Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and Alien Abductions as true. Like miracles, however, I choose to simply view those events with skeptical disbelief until I find some evidence that the events in question couldn't easily be a fabrication or a false perception.