God defines what born again means and that’s in the Bible.
I gave you the argument a few posts back for why the god to whom you refer doesn't exist. You did not refute it because you cannot refute it. Correct statements cannot be successfully refuted.
Also, there is nothing in scripture that doesn't read like an ancient human being wrote it. The opinions of those writers are theirs, not mine.
Have you ever seen the quizzes that cite scripture and Shakespeare, and then ask you to guess which is which? Nobody unfamiliar with the words can do it. Watch these people try:
Any meaning contrary to that is wrong.
To me, you're wrong.
Show me how far back the human records go and that’s what can be shown. There are no witnesses and cannot be proven.
We don't require eyewitness accounts of the universe or life forming. You've been told that before, but for whatever reason, nothing sticks. Observation in science means observation of things in the present, not things in the past. Time travel is not required. And reproducibility refers to things recently done, such as an experiment, not reproducing the expansion of the universe or abiogenesis. What would it take for you to learn that, or at a minimum, learn that empiricist believe that, so that you can stop making this error? This time? Next time?
This is a record of the universe going from opaque to transparent over 13 billion years ago:
they have multiple theories on how life started. Not too promising and they leave God out of the picture, so they are wrong on all counts.
Not too promising? Tell that to the governments and research facilities pouring millions or billions of dollars into abiogenesis research. And make sure and tell the scientists devoting careers to this research. They consider it promising.
But why shouldn't they? Science has an excellent track record, which is why billions were poured into designing and building the Large Hadron Collider to find the Higgs boson (successfully) and LIGO and LISA to find gravity waves (also successfully). I think I'd bet on them succeeding here as well, although I don't expect them to come up with the precise pathway of the chemical evolution or the precise structure and biochemistry of the first living cells. Biology isn't physics.
And of course they leave gods out. The concept of a god adds no predictive or explanatory power to any scientific theory, law, or fact. Try it yourself: "Water freezes at 0 deg C" and "Water freezes at 0 deg C because God wants it to." Both of those statements are useful for predicting when a tray of ice cubes being cooled will freeze, and nothing else. We can do this with every scientific pronouncement and adding god never makes the science more useful.
Faith is the only way to God. You cannot get your proof of God before you believe He exists.
And how do you suppose an empiricist understands that, that "God" is only visible through a confirmation bias?
All those who seek God find Him and get their reward.
I can vouch that that is incorrect.
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."
Shakespeare?