The Abrahamic God Exists

Thank you for your arguments. I will now attempt to rebut them in the order of which you presented them.Argument 1:The lack of imperial evidenceAlthough there is a lack of imperial evidence, The basis of religion is Faith. Faith in God, Faith in things unseen, Faith in the undetectable. However, there is one major fact that directly links to God, or at least a higher entity. The fact that all of the conditions in the universe, solar system and Earth are all perfect for life. The amount of variables and factors in this Goldilocks zone are astronomical. It is impossible for so much to be defined as a "coincidence." It would be like taking a few bits of metal and plastic, throwing it in a heap randomly, and it falling in such a way that it creates a super-computer. Its just not possible. Unless there was someone, or something that built the computer. This is where God comes in. Scientific method has failed to give us solid proof that the universe was created by complete coincidence. No one is 100% sure.However, it can be explained if there was something, an entity, that was behind the creation of the universe. The architect of the universe. This entity would of been responsible for the whole universe being as it is. Lets take the obvious example of Earth and the Solar System. If Earth had been any smaller, or bigger, the gravity would not be appropriate for life. If the Earth had been any closer, or farther from the Sun, or the Sun been any bigger, or smaller, there would not of been temperature levels suitable for life. The list goes on and on. I repeat from the second paragraph, there are just too many variables for this perfection to be a coincidence. This is why a higher entity, God, would of been necessary for the creation of the universe. Argument 2: Problem of EvilFirst of all, there are four possibilities you stated, and not three. Seeing as 4 is basically the same as 2, but in different wording, it should be included with the second possibility. It should not be separate. Anyways, back to the subject. Yes, God is all knowing, all powerful and all loving. He is the Creator of all that is, was and will be, and we are His children. Think about it. When parenting a child, you do not shield them from everything in the world for its whole life, dictating how he or she grows at every step from birth till death. The child would not be its own person. Look at humanity as a child. It is growing, changing, not yet at its peak of growth. If God funnelled us to an exact point, we would have no choice, and that would make it so we would all be sheep. As no one wants to be a sheep, God has given us freedom out of His love for us, thus proving that He is, in fact, all loving. Keep in mind that there is not just God, but also the Devil. The Devil is in fact the causation of evil, and the embodiment of the evil mankind suffers today. So God is not in fact the cause of Evil, but the Devil is. Argument 3: Problem of Religious DiversityThis argument is not on topic, as the debate is on Abrahamic Gods, and not any other religions. Argument 4: Problem of God's SilenceAs stated in the other rebuttals, God has faith in humans, and therefore humans should return that faith in Him. He needs not show himself, as the ideals He has sent down should be enough. This Faith should carry on, and there should be no need for Him to reveal Himself. Also, this argument is directly saying that God is a physical Entity, which he is probably not. Finally, If you look at the Torah, the Koran and the Bible, they have the same base fundamentals, the same basic messages, and similar characters. All three have a Jesus Christ, for example. All three promote peace and love. All three have one God, and only one God.Your turn!