Existence/Reality and Knowledge.

In the book of proverbs it says that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and knowledge.My argument is that anyone who rejects this claim or doesn't fear the Lord cannot know ANYTHING or account for anything he/she claims to know. Since I believe that God is absolutely personal, rational and the source of existence/reality. My argument is that anybody that rejects him is reduced to impersonality, irrationaly, and nearly non existence. That is, the unbeliever cannot even know that he exists and that he is real. So, anybody that thinks otherwise is more than welcome to take on my challenge. That is, to show that without God he can know anything.

All 4 rounds can be used for arguments/rebuttals.

My opponent seems to be ignorant of scripture which is sad because he claims to be a Christian. Romans 1 says that everybody has general knowledge of God. "Atheist" do know things. However, since they reject or suppress the knowledge of God that's in them they cannot account for the things they know. I wonder if my opponent believes that "the fear of the lord is the beginning of knowledge"?
Where do unbelievers get there certainty from? Is lance certain that he knows how to ride a bike?
Is waterski certain that he can prove things? How does an "atheist" know that 1 + 1= 2?
To shed more light on my claim what I am saying is that "atheist" know. However, they don't know how they know. They base knowledge on a false foundation that they cannot justify.

"My opponent's argument is that atheists, or people without God, apparently do know things, but they don't know that they know things."

They can't account for what they claim to know.

"Well, he races competetively, and has won many times, so I would say yes he does?"

Are you certain that he's certain?

"Well waterskier beat you in a debate just like this one, so I think he and many voters are pretty certain that he can prove things."

Why can he "prove" things?

People don't need God to know that 1+1=2.... People know that 1+1=2 from the simple rules of addition. If you want complete in-depth proof of why 1+1=2, it stems from the Peano Postulates (http://mathforum.org......)

Why is math possible?

Atheists know that 1+1=2 because of the rules of math, not because of God.

How do you know?

"My opponent is saying that atheists know, but they don't know how they know. However, he has not yet given any significant support of his argument, and has failed to fulfill his burden of proof at this point of the debate."

I'm asking what needs to be true for everything else to be true. What are the foundations of knowledge?
Do you believe that God is?

"Yes. What else would I say??"

Speculation doesn't count.

"Because he used evidence to back up his claim, thus proving it."

What evidence?

"Seriously? Because the little math leperchauns from magical Mathland came and showed us how to do math... What does this question have to do with anything?"

It has to with my point.

"Well since I'm arguing that atheists have knowledge then no, I do not believe that God is the absolute and only foundation of knowledge."

Are you really a Christian?

"All my opponent has done this round is ask me questions. My opponent has not attacked my arguments nor has he defended his own arguments. Extend my arguments."

Which arguments?