Debate: Does God exist?
Side: Atheism

Vampires, unicorns, tooth fairy, these matter not. We're talking about God, not a philosophical debate about how to not prove something is there. You're the one clumping them altogether as if they're nearly the same thing. The vampire example is just there to show, that just because something cannot be disproved, it doesn't mean it is reasonable to believe it. Also you said "God is not a fairytale, "fairytale" is just a word people like you (a non believer) enjoys saying as if you've got proof that no God is there."Vampires, fairies and leprechauns are all fairy tales, and you cannot disprove them. Also they are some similarities. Both are supernatural and both have poor or non existent evidence, yet people still believed in them. To you they're all fantasy, to me God is much more than a fantasy. To me, santa claus is a fantasy. To me, unicorn is a fantasy. Why do you consider Unicorns and vampires are a fantasy?There may be a few books and accounts for vampires, and perhaps one time one guy saw a unicorn, however, what does this have to do with me, amongst billions of people that believe in any God? Now we're talking apples and oranges, not fruit altogether. Many cultures throughout history believed in vampires, it isn't just a few books. Just like Gods, Vampires, witches and many different supernatural beings have been part of our history. Millions possible billions of people in history have believed in witches and vampires, so if numbers of people who believed in it matters, then these should also be considered.Further, there are many more people that can agree that vampires, true vampires that can fly, that can drink blood to live, vampires that are 1,000 years old, do not exists. There are few people whom claim that unicorns exist.And so on the premise, yes I am using numbers for this particular case to point on, no body gives a shit about vampires and unicorns and tooth fairies and santa claus, those are not important. It doesn't matter if people care about Vampires, Unicorns and so on. The point is you say they don't exist and you cannot prove that they don't. Yet you say that God exists and then say I can't prove he doesn't. Just because something cannot be disproved, it doesn't mean it is reasonable to believe it. If it did, then vampires, fairies, witches and unicorns are all reasonable beliefs.You, and others, are attempting to clump them all together and state "They're just the imagination of people, like people believing in santa claus, tooth fairy ect"... These things do not matter and are not valuable to the human being! Why does it matter if they are valuable to humans? If they are in the imagination of people, it doesn't really matter if they are important or not.OBVIOUSLY, there holds more grounds and value when speaking about God. God in the sense of a "deity", or "creator", or whatever; GOD. God is far more valuable to a person than a fucking vampire! It may be more valuable, I agree it is a more important matter whether God exists. However it doesn't matter if it is more valuable, when trying to determine whether either one is true or not, you should not have one rule for one and another rule for the other. Which you seem to be doing when it comes to not being able to disprove something.And further, I can picture one saying "Well, just because it's valuable does not mean it exists" or "Just because billions of people believe it to be true, does not mean it exists" and so and so and so.I agree. I am glad you agree with this.On the mere fact that people have MANY different Gods and the human imagination is almost infinite and is a wonderful thing. Who can prove that God is not real? Fuck the vampires, santa claus, and the others. Again, they hold little to no value. The whole point of the Vampire example was that just because you cannot disprove something, does not make it reasonable to believe it.You say Who can prove that God is not real? , I flip it and say who can prove vampires or witches are not real?. it matters not if one is more valuable than the other, what matters is you are being inconsistent. However, to me and to many others in whatever God they believe in, God is real, and is tangible and is logical, and is rational. Who are you to say otherwise?To people in history Zeus, vampires and witches were all real. That doesn't matter, what matters is what evidence is there for those beliefs. The evidence for all of them is poor to non existent, just like the God of the bible.