The fairer question: Faith? Evidence please.

Asking for evidence of something humans put so much subjective definition towards, i.e. the concept of god, is a moot exercise.

Humans are only capable of professing that they have 'faith' or trust in an idea or concept.

   Main Entry:  faithPart of Speech:  noun 1Definition:  trustSynonyms:  acceptance, allegiance, assent, assurance, belief, certainty, certitude, confidence, constancy, conviction, credence, credit, credulity, dependence, faithfulness, fealty, fidelity, hope, loyalty, reliance, stock, store, sureness, surety, troth, truth, truthfulness

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