The Christian god cannot exist

I am not an atheist. I think that the idea of god is so broad that one cannot, with 100% certainty say that 'God' does or does not exist. I certianly lean towards the general 'NO' to the question of Gods existence. Agnosticism has many different levels. Strong, nearly atheist, to weak, God probably exists I just don't know for sure. I found a definition of what I believe. Ignostic. Which means, the idea of god is debatable, it depends on you definition. Quantum physics has opened up an entirely new area of science that may one day definitively prove or disprove the existence of a higher power. With that said, the Christian God cannot exist. The Christian god is supposedly; omnipotent, knowing all things past, present, and future; omnipresent everywhere and in everything at the same time; good, eternal, perfect and humans are made in his image. If this isn't the concept of the Christian God that the debater has, I put four rounds in so we can agree to the basic definition of the attributes the Christian God has. These seem to be the most widely understood attributes. (Consider references to god or the creator as the generic 'Christian God' for sake of typing) The basic points: The God of the Bible changes. The creator in the old testament is jealous, angry, vengeful, spiteful and demands utter adherence to his law with the threat of death and eternal damnation. The creator then lightens up in the new testament with the focus on the teachings of Jesus that leaned toward forgiveness and peace. How can an eternal creator change? 2. God knows the past present and future. If God knows the past present and future, wouldn't god have known that his creation would turn their backs on him? Since he knew the creation story would play out the way it did, what was the point of creation? Some sort of amusement for a bored entity? Which begs the question, how can god get bored? 3. God given freewill is a fallacy. God, knowing all things, must know all events and thoughts. God must have known before he even created the universe that Eve would eat from the tree of knowledge, bring Adam along and condemn the human race to struggle forever more with their very nature. If we have free will how can our decisions be wrong? If you are kidnapped and put in a cage, the captor does give you freewill by saying, "I will let you out of the cage if from now on you follow my rules" Freewill is supposed to be free. Putting conditions on it no longer makes it free. 4. Many religions around the world exist. All very different. Muslims, Jews, Hindus, various sects of Christianity, Buddhists, and various tribal religions all with a different idea of what God is. (Or isn't in the case for many eastern religions). How can the Christian God exist in the face of all the opposing concepts? God can't be perfect if his creation can't even decide which god to believe in. God should have made it clearer. 5. God cannot answer prayers and therefore not a 'good' entity. Let's say too equally good, devout Christians pray for a victory in a baseball game. They are both very earnest in their prayers and find nothing wrong with praying for victory in a silly game. However, they have different teams. How does God choose who's prayer to answer? A simple concept, but if taken in the broader concept of humanity and it's wars, disease and general well being god must not and cannot interfere. Prayers can't be answered. If they can, then God chooses not to answer the prayers of millions of suffering people around the world, so by lack of interference allows the suffering of the innocent. The Christian god cannot exist