Questions that atheists can provide no good answer for:

[Lint Head]

12. I think your premise is flawed. Here are examples.

Subject:
Black holes.
Premise:
The major weakness of the black hole argument is that, if they have no idea what a black holes looks like, or what form the black holes takes, they have no idea how to look, or what to look for. 
Response:
But scientists do know how and they do have an idea.

Subject:
Loch Ness monster.
Premise:
The major weakness of the Loch Ness monster argument is that, if they have no idea what a Loch Ness monster looks like, or what form the Loch Ness monster takes, they have no idea how to look, or what to look for. 
Response:
But scientists do know how and they do have an idea. But no real evidence has been found.

There are many clue's in the Bible that say where God exists. Look up. Jesus ascended into heaven. He sits at the right hand of God almighty. Obviously, he did not descend into the ground to do so. Heaven equals the sky. So it is known how to look. You look into the sky. You look into the heavens. How do you look? One uses a telescope or a space probe. If God is not in the sky why does the Bible say so? Or is that a metaphor also?
If you want to prove Satan exists you look inside the Earth. Because that is where the Bible says thst evil lives.

Or one can realize the metaphors and understand the true existence of people in those times and then understand how they came up with ideas because there was no science to understand the weather, germs, planets and on and on forever. Amen.