I have already demonstrated a few.
- The Shroud of Turin
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No, the Shroud of Turin is the piece of wood in my example. What markers on the shroud are you convinced are supernatural markers? How did you determine that the supernatural exists? How did you determine what the supernatural can and can not do in our reality? How did you determine that the supernatural actually left markers on the shroud? How did you rule out all natural means of how this shroud is were not just unknown natural causes? See what the problems are I have with this example and every other example of claims of the supernatural? It’s no different than experiencing something in reality, like the shroud, and wanting to have an answer for it. So we imagine what could create it instead of working from what we have to what the evidence indicates. What supernatural evidence do we have to work with that indicates the supernatural was involved at all here?
The existence of an intelligible universe that could not have made itself.
God of the Gaps again - we only know up to a point and then you are inventing a solution to the unknown without any way of verification or falsification. You can be logically correct and still factually wrong. We do this all the time with our mathematical models of reality that fail when we apply them in a test. The math was logically correct, but reality told us we were factually wrong for our predictions. No one knows how universes are made, so it’s just fun to imagine a deity or the comic book hero Fancy Pants caused it. I don’t actually know what caused the universe and neither do anyone else. That’s the honest response.
Science is constrained to the physical universe and physical laws of the universe.
Science constrains itself to what is justified to investigate. There is not dogma in science that restricts it to our reality, its just reality that restricts us. This is the exact same argument for saying that science restricts itself to not investigating Hogwarts. If anyone could actually get to Diagon Alley, then we would investigate it. But right now, there is no way to tell the difference between your supernatural idea and an imagined idea of the supernatural. They are indistinguishable. All arguments of, “Well how else could it be?” are just arguments from ignorance and God of the Gaps since everything that we don’t know, you’ve imagined an entity that can do literally everything. So “poof”, your deity did it since you imagine it has the power to do anything.