God doesnt exist

As a young child, I was raised from a very poor Latino family in the US, but my parents were active Catholics and despite our economic problems they contributed much by constantly donating to poor people and praying a lot. I remember multiple times going out with my mother as she would take pots of food to homeless people and at the time I was very unaware of much that was happening and I didn't realize that all of this was being done in the name of God. As I grew older, I managed to get very good grades in school and also participate in sports, which was difficult for many to achieve. Through all the hours I spent studying and doing homework, I was able to gain much knowledge and I remember my mother saying that God was helping me through my daily course of life and that he was the reason for all my successes. I kept it to myself, but to me it sounds very absurd of an external magical force that determines the outcomes of our daily actions and knows everything. I came to the idea that all the work you do in your life determines how far you get, and that you wont get certain results by just praying for them, or believing that God will be able to assist you in your emotional problems, but by working hard and not giving up because in the end that is what will determine what kind of person you are, not Gods "plan" for you. What really bothered me is how they say that God loves everyone equally, but there cannot be equality between people in this world as one cannot exist without the other. There can't be such a thing as someone rich without there being someone poorer, and there cannot be enjoyment without suffering in this world. Everything comes at the expense of something in this world and in modern times its at the expense of someone, as desperate fathers work in caves to mine metals that will become a phone case for a 13 year old in the US, or as a woman becomes a prostitute and allows perverts to touch her so that she may provide food, shelter, and clothes for her child. There is much lack of evidence that God exists, such as the endless cosmos of the universe and many controversial topics such as "If God created the universe, then what created him?" or "How could the universe possibly create itself?" The major flaw in the name of the debate here is that this evidence can't really deny the existence of a God, but can't prove it either, and I apologize for this. Anyways, I will now do my best to prove to you my friend that there is no deity/deities in this universe, and I wish the best of luck to you. 1. Gods miracles aren't as "real" as many think they are Many of Gods miracles occur to teach specific life lessons or to explain certain things about life. I recall how you mentioned that God created a man out of mud and then blew on him to give him life and from what I can understand from this is that the greatness of God is unlimited and that he is perfect, flawless, and all knowing. The flaw in this, is that dirt is composed of the following elements(link in the desc): - calcium -magnesium -potassium -sodium -and relatively iron and aluminum In contrast to this, the typical human body is composed of the following elements: -carbon -oxygen -hydrogen -nitrogen -phosphorus -calcium -and .85% of potassium, sulfur, sodium, chlorine, and magnesium. You said that God blew air (N, or O) onto the mud and that his great power was able to turn it into man. What really would have happened if there were a superior being there and had blown upon the mud, nothing much would have happened besides a few quadrillion chemical reactions of the oxygen causing some very minor changes that wouldn't really do much besides probably make some mud dry up. Another thing is that God couldn't have possibly accomplished the task of creating all the components of the human body, especially making him into a grown man. This violates the 7 biological characteristics of life, as the idea of reproduction was ignored here and in order to do such an action, major chemical reactions would have to occur that would violate many laws of physics. In conclusion to my argument, I would like to say how the reason I don't believe in God is because of how I was able to achieve such greatness, which was my own doing and perseverance. I have known what its like to be very poor and homeless, but I also know what its like to have everything that someone would want, which is an experience I never want to have again. Through scientific reasoning and my own wisdom, I believe that God doesn't exist.