Sometimes it is ha-ha funny.

If someone ever tries to claim this as a miracle or testament to their loving god, you should ask them if God thinks phonebooks and dictionaries are sacred too. Any book that is thick and closed will have a good chance of surviving a fire. Firefighters find intact books all the time in structure fires where pretty much everything else was destroyed.

The argument could be made that what this demonstrates is that God hates churches.

The religious world is strange.

Years ago my parents had an old 2 story house with 2 upstairs bedrooms atop a long winding set of stairs. For reasons I will never understand they had a wooden chair at the top of the stairs and an old bible sitting in that chair. Just enough of a landing there for that chair and a person going into either of the 2 rooms. The bible would fall out of the chair with a great big thud sound. It happened one day when I was home and we were all downstairs. When we went and checked after hearing that noise the bible was found in the floor. They always put it back in the chair.
I've heard a lot of tales about how that bible would fall and made up ideas of why it would, but I always asked myself why it was put in the chair in the first place and then why they would put it back after it would fall. Reasons for this are stranger than the event itself. I never got an answer.

you can find a miracle just about anywhere if you look.

It was probably printed on the human skin of witches and unbelievers. That burns much slower than wood and plaster.

And the miracle of insurance?

Some say third time’s the charm.

The opposite happened during floods in Cornwall a few years back - a Christian reading room was destroyed, while a museum of witchcraft on the other side of the street was completely untouched!

Ok so what