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So if that's you understanding of a god, when it's boiled down to those terms, does it not all seem a little ridiculous? "A supernatural entity that magically/mystically/spiritually interferes (for good or ill) in the events of one particular species on this one particular planet for a tiny...

Right, sure, but surely a god, by any terms, is a supernatural entity that magically/mystically/spiritually interferes (for good or ill) in the events of one particular species on this one particular planet for a tiny, almost infinitesimal moment in time of it's existence, right? If that's not...

Could this inconceivable God truly be described as a God, then? By a God, what people generally mean is the Abrahamic deity that created existence, created life, wrought baleful wrath upon life, guided certain individuals in one particularly volatile part of the planet, ignoring more advanced...

But only one side of the argument shoulders the burden of proof.