Argumentative Essay: Are Ghost And Other Spirits Real?

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Are ghost and other spirits real? There is a great deal of debate on the answer to this question. Some people do believe that they exsist and others do not. Ghost and other spirits do exist, and I am here to prove it. Science strongly states that ghost are not real. People with paranormal expeirences including myself do not agree with science and other people who do not belive they are real.

I have had personal paranormal expeirences. I have seen ghost and other paranormal things before. There are people who do not believe me when I tell them that but I know what I saw. My sister and I have even seen the same ghost. I have woken up in the middle of the night to bizzare noises like laughter or some of my brothers toys would go off when theres no one in his room. I have seen objects move by themselves and doors slam shut without any breeze or anything to cause it. Those are just some of the main things.

Many members of my family have had paranormal expeirences. One of my family members grew up having paranormal things happen to her. Not only has she seen ghost but she has communicated with them too. I have had a family member that got possesed. Almost my whole family has had paranormal experiences. Not only has my family had paranormal experiences, but their friends and my friends have too. I have had those …show more content…

One of my favorite paranormal reality tv shows is Ghost Hunters. This program has been around since 2004. This program features paranormal investigators James Hawes and Grant Wilson. They investigate places that have claimed to be haunted. They have discovered different types of sprits in many different places. They have got injured or almost injured by some spirits before, so what they do is no joke. They use electronic equipment to locate or communicate with spirits. There are many shows out there giving proof that ghosts and other spirits

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