You need to define the word God first, Tony.

If you do not define the word God, then you are not working in any reality, only with an idea about God that you then subsequently prove to not exist.

When folks learned that the Earth was turning around the Sun and not vice versa, that was a major shock for religious folks, because they thought that they were the center of God's attention.

Clearly, the setup was such that this could be doubted.

What we see, over and over again, is that the idea of God adjusts itself to the known information. If God does not fit in width-wise, then God will be discovered length-wise.

It is as impossible to prove that God does not exist as it is to say that there is no life on our planet. Whatever the definition is, the idea of God will adjust to whatever reality throws at us.

I think you need to realize that God belongs to its own religious dictionary, and that you are not willing to open up that dictionary. You work with another dictionary and in that book there is no word that points to God.

To see God, however, all you need to do is look in the mirror. You can't deny yourself, can you?