Faith and Well-Being

The evidence is against it.

Bullshit. Faith and belief allows you to form an opinion on subjects for which there is no evidence. It does NOT give you an excuse to ignore evidence that does exist.As I have pointed out to you many times, people who claim to be "in communion" with Jesus often ignore His teachings - i.e. the evidence suggests that there is no special communication coming to them. You can not just brush off that evidence. What you should be doing is asking yourself why the message isn't getting through instead of making excuses for why you ignore it.

Or you could give the money to that homeless guy instead of stepping over him.

I don't think there's much of a distinction. What's the point of questioning if you don't have doubts about the answer? Unfortunately, many Christians have been taught that doubt is "a bad thing" to be avoided. Instead, you should think of it as a safety mechanism.

Chocolate-covered strawberries come after plain strawberries but before cashews.

I'm not going to watch a video either to try to discern your point.

The higher the chocolate-to strawberry ratio the better (though there may be a practical upper limit). I don't like cashews so they're pretty close to the bottom of the list. Chocolate is necessary to my spiritual well-being and strawberries are an enhancement if not an actual necessity. Cashews are neither. However, a complete absence of cashews would not necessarily make the world a better place since my spiritual well-bing is also linked to the well-being of other people, who may like cashews. I considered saying vanilla instead of cashews. It's above cashews but below strawberries.