Nothing other than hoping something good happens, if it does we say "Praise God" and when it fails you were not pious enough...IDK
With respect to the above logic:
The reverse is how people who don't believe in the divine-feel and say about miracles. When something truly is a miracle and everyone acknowledges it as so, writes it down in history, and die by the thousands to testify that what they saw was true; someone else who saw the same exact thing says "nope, I don't believe it. Do it again." There is absolutely nothing that can be done for those who don't believe. All the proof in the world is before their eyes and hearts yet still they give into not wanting to acknowledge their own soul. Skully off X-Files is the prime example. See a blessing or a miracle and discount God even if God spoke through a rock and split the seas for you to walk through or brought someone and hundreds back from the dead who'd been dead for years; these people's jealousy would replace awe and then they'd move onto ignoring or denying it or distorting it. We hear "just because you don't know how it was done doesn't mean it was a miracle." Good point on most things, but if you're talking about a miracle and a miracle happens as was prayed or acts as an entity in itself as it is doing something for all to see then that is a miracle; and that is what those scriptures from the Koran, Bible and Torah are stating. Those religions aren't saying 5 people saw something. They're saying whole cities of people saw it, recorded it, knew where it came from and acknowledged it and didn't want to forget it and you couldn't convince them otherwise to say differently; even those who formerly didn't believe. But it is popular and considered intelligent Saying "God didn't do it for me so it wasn't God; it was just a freak occurrence. I admit I can't explain it, but..." Christians and all religions look for blessings way too often and hope in them more than actually being active participants in doing right by others just as much as atheists look toward denial and the hope that there is no God and lucrative theories that even the creators of those theories on their death beds retracted yet some still act as though his theory (though it has some obvious truths) is completely and all true.Those religions have been tested for over 3,000 years and still remain true, with only those who don't study them stealing theories and challenges and regurgitating the same thousands of year old questions that have already been answered; yet continue to be questioned.
