I must assume you are referring to miracles of The Bible and it simply boils down to knowledge. Not intelligence but knowledge. Science has progressed at an enormous rate in the last 150 years. The "miracles" the Bible refers to were simply events that the people of the day could not readily explain. 2000 years ago if you had lived near the ocean your entire life and so had generations of your family members you would be aquainted with stories of the sea but what if one day you were standing on a hill over looking your village and you witnessed the sea retreating at a very fast rate and minutes later the water came rushing back and as it did the waves just kept climbing to a height you had never imagined possible and it strikes the land wiping out your village and killing most everyone who lived there. How would you explain to others what had happened? You would have no idea that an earthquake 1000's of miles away created the wave nor would you think the ground shaking would be capable of doing such a thing anyway. all you are aware of is that your ancestors for as far back as you can recall never mentioned an event such as this and you are certain they would have. You know you personally had never seen such a thing or heard of an entire village being virtually wiped from the face of the map so you explain it the only way you can. You say God did it, it was a miracle. Miracles don't have to be good only, they can be bad also.
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