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Let's recall the Bible! What is written there! God created everything: light, earth, and man! And God is the creator of all living things! He is omnipresent! God is love! He is immortal! This means he is indeed the Spirit! I don't know how to explain this properly! But for the atheists, I will say: there is our earth, there are other planets, and finally there is space—all of this is matter. But first: none of this is eternal; everything will eventually die after many millions of years, but it will die. This means matter cannot be primary, because it is mortal! And second: someone or something created our universe, our cosmos! Spread life across the planets! For believers, this is God! For atheists, this is reason, nature, chance (someone or something manages this regardless)! But He is eternal, intangible, invisible, omnipresent! He exists! And He is the Spirit! Maybe it's a jumble! I can't explain it any other way! But Spirit is more primary than matter! And certainly not the other way around! Even a stone will eventually crumble, but the soul cannot die; for how can the mortal be more primary than the immortal? If the spirit has ALWAYS been, while matter is born and dies?! IMHO