Why the word God is meaningless.

https://youtu.be/LUKOqBplQIM

https://youtu.be/LUKOqBplQIM 1) Immaterial means "no energy or matter". 2) We have no understanding at all of "no energy and matter". 3) Therefore God, an immaterial intelligence, is something we have no understanding of at all. C: We cannot justify God's intelligence thus the word God is meaningless. God is an immaterial intelligence but the word immaterial is "something we have no understanding of" so how can you say God is intelligent? You can't justify God's intelligence so you can't say an intelligence created the universe. If you don't have any understanding of what immaterial is how do you know it's intelligent? What do you think immaterial or "no energy or matter" means? If it's not matter or energy what is it? Information? Information requires a mind apparently so God would require an external cause, a mind. I'm not a big fan of Richard Dawkins's who created the creator but I could use it here if God is made of information.


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