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Um, wow... I don't know where to begin...
The Shroud of Turin has been tested for its age. It doesn't go as far back as the time Jesus lived.
St. Pio de Petrelcina mutilated himself.
No one has seen Jesus in hell or heaven or anywhere else. Notice how all these stories are often different in the details (beyond the stereotype of how hell and heaven is like... you know... fire and people suffering... that everyone is told). Hell is a misinterpretation of how Jews perceive what Christians would call hell (and Muslims considering they adopt the Christian misinterpretation). The Jewish hell sounds more like the Christian concept of purgatory.
There is no such thing as a miracle. There is, however, a small probability of a disease being cured on its own without the medical field being able to explain why. That isn't proof of a miracle. This also occurs with people who don't seek out a holy man with magical powers. If enough people come to you asking for your blessing the probability that one of these freak occurrences will happen rises. People focus on those freak occurrences and forget all the other people that weren't cured.
So on and so forth...
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