That’s quite a story, but you tell it so briefly that it’s hard for me to know what to make of it.

…scientific method, this is far from the true. They can and have been subjected to laboratory tests. For example, an 8th century Eucharistic miracle, in which a doubting priest, upon saying mass, found the bread and wine turned into flesh and blood was studied in the 1970s and the flesh found to contain human cardiac tissue type AB and the blood was ordinary human blood. There was no trace of preservatives.
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That’s quite a story, but you tell it so briefly that it’s hard for me to know what to make of it. Obviously a lot could have happened between the 8th century and 1970 lab results. And if it happened in the 8th century, why doesn’t it happen more often? It leaves me with a question as to why evidence of miracles is so extremely sketchy.
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