Evidence that there is any god, christ, holy spirit, satan,
demons, devils, angels, and other beings as specified
in the christian bible -compared to- evidence that the
beings were concocted myths of humans to deal with
and explain a mysterious world ... ???

Do any christians bother comparing these two key
factors -or- do they, instead, bury their heads in the
sand when questions regarding the likely mythical
angles of their faith are brought up?

Isn't faith a mere reflection of the momentum of myth,
rather than 'contacts' with supernatural beings?

What does the evidence reveal regarding the supernatural
claims ... rationally arrived at/likely -or- mythically arrived
at/all-but-impossible?

Evidence today - Whatever your family/culture dictates
exists, most follow for social/cultural/emotional reasons,
to fit in with the tribe ... wouldn't that be the case back
in the pre-scientific days when myth was the *only*
explanation for life?