The next time you hear someone say that the stories in the Bible are mostly, if not all, myths or allegories, just asked them for evidence proving them to be myths and allegories. No matter how much they beat around the bush, keep asking them for evidence proving these are myths. When they finally realize that they have no such evidence, then you can say to them, “Since you have no proof that these stories in the Bible are myths, then I am not obligated to produce any evidence they are not myths.” It’s a matter of trying to describe the indescribable using describable objects and terms. When it comes to explaining miracles, the secular mind uses acts of nature, whereas the spiritual mind uses acts of God. In the end, it all boils down to this: do you have faith in the word of man, or do you have faith in the Word of God? – Dr. Robert R Seyda