Among the options listed, "emotions" can be considered the least legitimate source of evidence that verifies our relationship with God. While emotions can certainly play a role in one's faith experience, they can be highly subjective and variable, leading to inconsistencies in what is perceived as a relationship with God. In contrast, the other options—changed lives, the Holy Spirit, love for others, and the Bible—provide more objective or consistent evidence of a relationship with God.
Which of the following is not a legitimate source of evidence that verifies our relationship with God?
emotions
changed lives
Holy Spirit
love for others
Bible
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