Perhaps Faith you should make yourself clear.
Jar has said he believes in the Christian God. He also says he accepts the ToE.
Belief is, as you say, not proof of something unless that something concerns belief itself.
Are you saying that Jar hasn't
proved that he believes in God? You haven't done that either. What proof will you offer to show that you do?
Are you saying that Jar is lying about his belief? You have no way of showing that and it is very disrespectful. Is it ok for others here to accuse you of lying about your beliefs?
Are you saying that the God the Jar believes in is not the Christian God? Jar has pointed out that more Christians believe as he does than as you do. That might suggest that it is
you that doesn't believe in the Christian God. Do you think that is the case? If not, why not?
You may suggest that there is bias in the reviewing of the situation. I am trying to clarify just what the situation is?
The questions that you need to answer now are:
In your opinion does Jar believe in the Christian God?
If the answer is no, then what God does he believe in?
If a majority of those who believe in Christ believe in the same God as Jar does then why is it your ide a of this God should be the one that is taken as the only definition of this God?
If the answer is that you
do think that Jar believes in the Christian God then are you saying he doesn't believe in the ToE? If you say that why do you say so?