lligence that exponentially surpass that of human beings. It is difficult to accurately define God, since the terms that we use to describe Him involve conceptualization that is far beyond our ability to imagine. This God would be the farthest realization of any positive feature that we possess, including the aspect of fairness. This concept of fairness, which we as humans adore but seldom adhere to, would constitute a God of balance, equality and benevolence. By exists, I mean that God is alive, with full power and ability. I define faith as being "the assured expectation of things hoped for," similar to the definition that is found in biblical text. Through mention of "incontrovertible proof" I mean that a rational argument or physical manifestation that would or could occur that would prove to all humanity, regardless of their individual level of skepticism, that God does indeed exist. To analyze this thesis, let us begin with the question of the necessity of faith. Does God really requi
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