Finding God In The Waves

It would be helpful if you could tell us what scientific qualifications Mr. McHargue has.

Do the 'five more' definitions include the word 'evidence'?

Thank-you; that tells me what I need to know.

You could have answered my question in one word. Since you did not, I take it that the answer is 'No'. However, to give you a second opportunity, I will re-word my question; what are the 'five more' definitions that the author provides?

Yes, I asked a question and I received an answer. If I need to know more, I shall ask other questions.

Thank-you; you have told me what I need to know. You see, it's quite easy when you simply answer the question rather than launching on a defence of your convictions.

He seems to be a good and likeable person, but, from what I saw in the ten minutes of the video, there is no evidence that the God of love who forms the foundation of his life has any objective existence or is anything more than the creation of his own mind. On his own account, he rejects the Bible as a valid historical account of events, and his moral principles appear to be much better than those taught in the Bible. There is nothing in what he says that could make me think that any religion is objectively true; at best, religions give us a reason to love our neighbours and provide a comfort in a harsh world.I am submitting this only because you asked me to tell you what I think.