We know God exists because the denial of God arises not from rational thought but from a corrupt and unwilling heart.
The existence of God is frequently evident through creation, moral law, and the innate sense of accountability within humans. The Bible teaches that those who deny God are not doing so based on intellectual reasoning but rather to escape the implications of their sinful nature. John 3:19-20 explains that people love darkness rather than light, as their deeds are evil. This demonstrates that the rejection of God is often a direct response to a desire to avoid moral scrutiny. Hence, the presence of God is clear through the inherent understanding of right and wrong, as well as the universal longing for justice.
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