Dictionary definition of faith: Google's two definitions — 'complete trust or confidence' vs. 'strong belief based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof'

Google's first definition: 'complete trust or confidence in someone or something.' Second definition: 'strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.' Mike critiques the second definition: 'spiritual apprehension' does not mean lack of evidence — it implies there is a spiritual realm and that one is apprehending something through it (i.e., personal experience/testimony). He argues the first definition is more consistent with biblical Christianity and that the second definition's phrase 'rather than proof' is potentially misleading.