The Biblical God exist and is Morally justified!

Refuting My Opponent's Argument"All I have to do is show reasons why God exist. My opponent says they are not sufficient since I have the burden of proof. Also I'm stumped as to why my opponent claims I offer just bare assertions when in light of the evidence, God seems apparent."I have refuted and undermined all of my opponent's "evidence" (if we can even call it that). God is not apparent, because if he was then we wouldn't be having this debate. Do you see any debates on whether Oxygen exists? No? It's because that is apparent..."But I'm not offering one or two experiences. I offering trillions."In Earths history, around 107,602,707,791 have been born [1] . Are you saying that every person who has ever lived on this planet has had close to 10 religions experiences? This is funny, my mother and father have never had any "religious" experiences, and none of my friends have either (except for my maybe my Muslim friend, who knows). So, the idea that my opponent can offer trillions of cases of religious experiences seems absurd. "My opponent also wants to assert that aliens do not exist."This is a straw man, I do believe in Aliens. I just don't believe that they have ever visited Earth and abducted people, big difference. "In trying to prove your point when you have modern science backing, you choose in bringing up a quote with 'Speculation' and 'Maybe' as its key words is a grave error in my opponents part because it helps my points."The fact that a "maybe" is even possible debunks your argument. Your argument, is that something cannot come from nothing without a cause, however if it's possible, then obviously something can come from nothing, because if it couldn't, there would be no "maybe". This was my point. "It is bare pride to suggest that a God who created you for whatever purpose He had in creating you has to do what we want."I never said he had to do what we want, he just can't be evil because if he is, we aren't talking about an all loving God. If I sit back and watch a rape when I have the power to stop it and I don't, that is evil. If God exists he must be evil, only an evil being would put evil people's free will above the prevention of suffering. However, if he's evil, then he is not God, thus God probably does not exist."So my opponent asserts that God needs to help hungry children when it is man who starves them and then blames God for not stopping it. This is just plain crazy talk!" So if you watch a rape when you have the power to stop it, then you are doing nothing wrong because another man is raping her? This is crazy logic, and pretty embarrassing for my opponent to say the least. God is just as much responsible for anything that goes on as anyone else because he has the power to prevent it, and does not act. If he exists, he is an accomplice to all evil acts. "I'm sure that God did know about our evil before hand. But if God went ahead and destroyed all who choose evil before they choose it means He gave them no free will to choose it and justice has failed."So God puts evil people's free will over the prevention of suffering of innocent people is what you are saying?....He sounds like a prick to me, and I'm glad there is no valid evidence for his existence (my opponent definitely did not succeed in demonstrating there is). 1. God has alot of personnel experiences that support His existence.Personal experience is not evidence of squat, millions of people have reported being abducted by aliens or being possessed by devils. Our world isn't that crazy in reality, all these weird experiences cannot be genuine. It's more likely, that none of these weird experiences indicate anything supernatural because most of these claims can be examined, and these examinations can produce outcomes which indicate brain activity gone wrong. 2. God is outside of scientific and philosophical boundaries.Oh really, then why are there so many philosophical arguments for his existence?3. God set and established moral Law for man.Bare assertion, my opponent never defended this.4. It is man's fault for all earthly suffering.If God created us, then it's his fault because he knew suffering would occur, and made us anyway.5. Man's moral structure has become hallow.This has nothing to do with God's existence.6. There is a ultimate standard of Goodness.I already debunked this claim.ConclusionPro failed to meet his burden, and I met mine in undermining/ falsifying his claims.Sources[1] http://www.prb.org...