@Jasper10,
You didn't answer the question I asked, and I was only looking for a simple "yes" or "no" answer.
In any case, you are clearly quite confused. As the word "faith" when applied to the subject at hand means you have a "strong belief in the doctrines of a religion,
based on spiritual conviction rather than proof". So the dictionary disagrees with you for starters. For seconds, since nobody can
prove that there is or isn't a "god", or "gods", then "proof, hope and faith"
CAN'T "apply equally". They are
not the same things to begin with. So you don't understand what Frank is trying to tell you.
Like myself, it should be pretty clear that Frank is "agnostic". Which means someone who
believes that "nothing can be known about the existence of god". What part of that do you not understand? It's pretty simple.
Therefore your arguments are nothing but a pointless exercise in futility. But you are too blinded by your
beliefs to see it. That's why you keep carrying on like a pork chop...