Prove that the god of the bible exists

Since I see that you really enjoy trash-talking, I will enter into your ballpark. You say that I know nothing about Atheism. Well, Then you must be a really ignorant piece of sh**. I have many friends (not that you would know anything about having some of those) who are atheists and every single one is a whole hell smarter than you. They would know that aggressively trashing your opponent is great if you're in the middle of a roast battle, But not during a debate. I bet they also told you in community college that money doesn't grow on trees. Real shocking, I know. I am going to do my best to continue in a mannerly and nice fashion, Something people of all religions and faiths, INCLUDING ATHEISM, Know (except you apparently). I really enjoy your sh**y metaphors though. They really make my day and my atheist friends take wonder at the number of grammatical errors and lack of diction throughout your arguments (they really taught you a lot in college). 1. I really enjoyed your beautiful paragraph about faith. I will let you pretend that you put a lot of thought into that jury analysis. Ha, I'm just kidding. I don't give a f**k. Anyways, You say that nobody will be ever to prove faith. And I agree with that statement. I said that faith is necessary for proving a point, Not that you could prove faith itself. Let's dumb it down a little bit more for you. You need gas to run a car, But you can't make a car out of gas (great metaphor, I know). Hopefully, Your college education will help you analyze the metaphor for some deeper meaning. Problem-solved. 2. Ignoring my argument I see. That's another thing they taught you in college, Right? If you can't address a claim or argument, Just ignore it. Pretend it's not there. If you don't talk about it, Then it doesn't matter. I don't know about you, But I starting to question your investment choice of going to this college. 3. Here's a chance to redeem yourself from number 2 last time. Do you think independently and have your own thoughts? There is no evidence for how thoughts work, Or if they even exist. So since you have to have faith that your thoughts exist, I guess that means that you don't have to question it, Because, "I don't have to ask myself anything when faith is required. " So now that your thoughts don't exist, I guess that means that everything you say and do is being done without a mind, Or you are being controlled by a higher being. I would just like to clarify that thoughts do exist because I don't know what you do and don't know about life after going to 'magical' college. Oh, I'm sorry. In college, They taught you that your automatically smarter than everyone else and are immune to getting destroyed by a kid over 30 years younger than you. 4. No, Your third video doesn't work. Whether it got deleted or YouTube changed the URL, I don't know. But the video doesn't exist. Maybe I'm not using the same Internet as you. (That's sarcasm by the way). I can't say if they know more about my Bible than I do, But if so, They have way to much time on their hands. They probably know it as well as most priests. And all they do is sit and complain that people believe in God. I can see how some people would like to hear the atheists bringing attention to the 'issue', But to be honest, Most atheists I know don't give a rat's behind about other people's religions or what God they choose to worship. You probably know more about the Bible than I do, And I'm fine with that. But that shows that you care way too much about dishing others than actually being productive. Get a life man. No one really cares about what you have to say. To be fair, I didn't know about the link bug. That's just a testament to the software team who built the website. I could fix the issue if they gave me the resources and time. 5. I would say that my God is a lot less egotistical than you and your atheist buddies on the talk show, But that's beside the point. When I said we, I was addressing you and me. However, I can clearly see that you didn't read my debate very thoroughly because you're not part of the discussion. You're not seeing. I would include a Bible passage here, But you don't like those very much and they seem to offend your precious feelings, So I won't. Basically, It's about going beyond just looking. You need to see, Not just look. You need to listen, Not just hear. And right now, Your not really doing either one. So what is the point of me trying to argue with you if you're not going to take the time to play devil's advocate and see the other sides perspective? 6. You asked if the universe was created. Well, Mr. Smarty-Pants, Can you name one thing that you can see, Feel, Hear, Smell, And/or taste that was not created in some way. You're telling me that the universe was always just there. If the universe was always there, Then why did it take humans so long to become truly intelligent creatures. You atheists love the Big Bang. Nothing exploded out of nowhere and a bunch of planets, Stars, Moons, And the Earth all just happened to pop out. Yeah, That makes sense. However, There is no evidence that can prove beyond reasonable doubt that the Big Bang occurred. So, You are going to have to use faith to make a decision and believe in one of the outcomes, Or be ignorant and just ignore the entire issue. 7. The final point that I would like to make is your point about God only having one choice. You're right, He had more than one actual choice. But, God wants people to have faith. Having faith in God and others teaches a valuable life lesson. If we are made decisions solely based on evidence, We would be like robots. We aren't though. We use our faith, Beliefs, And values to help guide those decisions. And that is what makes being a human so great. God used text because, At the time, It was a great choice. It was something that could be copied and shared easily, Something very important for the spread of information. It contained great metaphors and hidden meanings, Ones that once you discovered and UNDERSTOOD, Would teach you great life lessons. When Jesus came down from heaven, He performed great miracles, In order for people to believe he was God. However, Jesus tried to avoid going around and just showing off and bragging about his skills so that everyone would worship him. He needed people to have faith, And that's why he didn't lay out his evidence in a straight-forward manner. God uses methods that challenge readers and believers to spend time in reflection, Methods to understand great lessons, And ones that may apply to specific challenges in one's life.