(4) Is there a God?
	The term "God" itself is frequently used in many different ways.  If a person gets frustrated, they may say "God dammit".  On the reverse side, when a person sneezes, or when good-byes are being said, one may hear "God bless you".  And, of course, in church, you will hear many references to "God".
	Now examine the people who use the aforementioned phrases.  Do all of them really consider what they are saying?  Sometimes a persona may speak a sentence in reference to "God", but may not truly believe in a divine entity at all.
	But let us forget about the usage of the word, and change the focus to the word itself.  "God" is used to display the image of a creator, controller and/or overpowering entity.  In general, this entity is said to be omniscient, omnipresent, eternal and "perfect".
	How could such a thing exist though?  Our human minds are so used to what our limited senses perceive, but how can a person perceive a God?  There is no direct evidence that any God, or Gods, exist.  Yet, there are still many that have faith in what common sense says can’t be real.
	So now we have reasoning that God, if real, can’t be physical.  What other ways are there in which something can exist?  It could be said, and commonly is, that God is spiritual in essence.  But to settle if that is possible would require proof of whether or not the spirit is real.
	Something could also exist in a dimension outside our three that we can detect.  Science has commonly suggested that there may be more dimensions than what we perceive.  What if this "God" could exist in a place where we will never be able to go?
	Basically, the only way to ever prove if there is a God would be to do things that the human race will never be able to do.  So, as long as you believe strongly enough that there is, or is not, a God, that’s the truth - to you.