The existence of God.

I am of course debating that God indeed exists, not only that but that God created the universe. How, why and when are not necessary in this debate. I am only here to persuade that God exists and that God created the universe. So please note that whoever debates me. "To be an atheist requires an infinitely greater measure of faith than to receive all the great truths which atheism would deny." - Joseph Addison. One of my largest problems with atheism is that if there is no God, how does one know what is true and real? God being the creator and head of existence determines what is real and what is not, given the understanding of hallucinations and illusions. I now understand why Richard Dawkins wrote 'The God Delusion', because God isn't his foundational belief and thus anything goes. Now atheists do not believe in God, why? Because their foundational belief is that there is no God, so when an atheist is confronted with the notion of God, they totally refute it because God's existence is just as profound as the absence of God. Simple really. State of mind: There are two sides to this argument, God or not, neither changes your appearance of the world, a car will still seem like it should if you believe in God or not. Believing in God is all about your own perception of what already is, believing in God does not and cannot modify anything to make it's self a fact, for the belief in God or in no God requires a will to accept what already is has a meaning for you or for God. If for you, you are the centre of the universe, for if it was not for society, this would be indeed true. If you really believe in God, then God is the centre of all things, however again because of society, you become so what selfish. The only thing that enable Hitler to do what he did, was that he was in power, otherwise Hitler would not have stood for a second if there was a higher authority in the same country as him. Yet there was still a society, he was still included in it despite what he did. One thing, two identities: Say for example someone says, "The music is too loud!" and another replies, "No it isn't." In reality the music is the same volume, but one find the music to be loud while the other doesn't. Who decides to turn the music up or down and who is right? At the same time both of them are wrong and right. But what does the evidence say? If the widows were vibrating and all the neighbours were asking for the music to be turned down, then it would be clear that the music is too loud. But if you were able to fall asleep while allowing the music to play, then that would be evidence that the music is not loud at all. In the same way we argue over whether God does exist or does not exist. What is the evidence, problem is, evidence can also be seen as one thing with two identities. For example, someone might say that the existence of morality proves that there is a law maker, but another might reply in saying that morals prove that there is no God because there are morals. If God did exist, then there would be no evil, and morals can only exist with good and evil. Of course that would be refuted by simply saying, "How do you know what good and evil is without the notion of God?" And by believing that you are the decider of what is good and what is evil, given the situation would simply wipe out all your arguments against God, not including God at all is different to refuting God's existence. To refute God, you must first acknowledge what God is, otherwise you don't fully understand what you are refuting. You might say, "I don't believe in anything objective, only subjective." Well no you don't, you believe that God does not exist which is objective. So by refuting morality totally as an objective truth rather than subjective truth will only lead you to have no other choice but to completely strip you from your faith in atheism. That is because if there is no God, we do not know good from evil, not because there is no God but we still can know good from evil subjectively. I will leave it there, I want to see what Con has to say.