Debate: Does God exist?
Side: Theism

Vampires, Satan, Demons, Evil, and Darkness do exist. In the garden after the fall in the garden, God cursed the serpent saying "On your belly you will go, And dust you will eat All the days of your life."To Eve He cursed childbirth etc... And to Adam He said "18 Both thorns and thistles shall grow for you And you will eat the plants of the field 19 By the sweat of your face You will eat bread, Till you return to the ground, Because from it you were taken, For you are dust, And to dust you shall return.”So Satan the God of this world feeds off of the dust of the cursed ground that Adam wrestles with and is enslaved to, made, God actually says "You are dust" and returning back to when he dies. Most people have a NATURAL fascination for the dark realm is appealing of the cursed flesh dark relmn. Speaking of tangible, Satan is very tangible. He is the God of this world. There is no objection to things that are of natural to the cursed dust. In many ways the evil in the supernatural and more visible than God, Angels, Goodness, and Light.The reason there is little the God of this world appeals to the darkness in our nature there is no objection in the natural mind that is fixed on living according to the nature of man after the fall and in subjection to the God of this world.It should be revealing that awareness of the supernatural is statistically more visible and favorable the supernatural related to the God of this world in general. And Many have experienced something at least once if not more some supernatural experiences, little signs, or premonitions, or have seen Orbs, or some crazy turn of events. Sometimes even seeing or feeling the presence of evil. Its funny though to think these are often the same people who deny God exists. But they know or feel the spiritual world around them.Shouldn't your spiritual mind question why the God of this world, even in a terrifying form has less of an objection than the Spirit of God.If I asked an atheist or agnostics , "if I could prove right in front of them that God and Demons exist. And if I could do that, which would you choose, God or Demons? Aside from some insincere defensive answers, most people would say "they wouldn't pick the demons" But they can't even bring themselves to say they'd pick God. You should understand it's spiritual, and people are held captive to Satan as part of the curse on Satan and on man. Most people at one time or another have had some brush against the darkness of the supernatural, and if that exist you should see the contrast. Even if it's hazy. Yet many choose the familiarity of their captors, without resisting long enough to investigate freedom in God to at least understand your choices. People become dependent on their captors. Isn't that oddly human nature. So the question is what would you do, what would your response to God be if I could prove God exists? Then what? Thoughts like that may be met with a 1st immediate thought, to draw away, because you don't really want to know if He is there let alone meet Him.Even if the knowledge of God is written in your conscience and your free will chooses to dull any questions about God within your conscience and you choose to "believe" that God doesn't exist, it's based on assumption not convinced. So unless you investigated it is not a belief. Its a view but not a, belief. Because beliefs are convinced, not accepting or assuming, but convinced