The Existence of God

Thank you for the rebuttal and I will answer your questions in sequential order. 1.) Why do humans believe in God? Does evolution have anything to do with this? Human are the most curious animals in the entire animal kingdom. Because of this flaw, mankind is always demanded itself to acquire all the possible answers it could. We are also some of the most impatient animals on the planet. Because of this flaw we tend to come to those answers rather quickly, so that instead of having factual answers based on evidence we have guesses based on faith. Faith: The belief in something without any evidence. Humans could not explain why storms happened, they couldn't explain volcanoes and etc. Because of this the gods of the Greeks, and Romans, and Indians were first created. When humanity got a better understanding of why those things happen they put away those childish beliefs. The Christian God is no different whatsoever, mankind cannot YET understand what exactly happens after death or how EXACTLY the universe started (If it did at all) though they are EXTREMELY close to discovering both of these things. Evolution has everything to do with God. As we evolved we need ways of coping with the fact that death was coming, so we turned to the idea of an afterlife. If there is an afterlife then there is no need to fear death, right? Religion was useful thousands of years ago for bringing humans together into a society, and therefore increasing their chances of survival. So, yes, evolution has everything to do with Religion. 2.) What does God mean to Atheists? This is the easiest one. To me, and to most atheists, God is a more cynical Santa Claus. Your parents raise you your entire life believing in Santa, and you would probably get into fights in school over whether or not he existed with the class bully. This is the same way you argue about God in our eyes. You are arguing a fairy tale that has no evidence, and that your parents fed you like soup from a ladle until you were of age to teach it to your children. Also, most atheist feel as though God is a causeway for all evil to spread. People kill their children and then get away with it by saying "God told me to do it." That isn't an excuse, that is Bulls@#$. 3.) How can I prove that God doesn't exist? (That's the main idea of this question). You are stating that if I can't PROVE without a fraction of a doubt that he doesn't exist then he must exist. To this I say such, can you prove to me that there isn't an invisible unicorn ghost next to you right now? Can you do it? If you can't then surely the unicorn must exist. Of course this is nonsense right? I mean a unicorn! How ridiculous! But a God that is everywhere at every second, a god that worries about what position you have sex in, a God that cares what orientation you are, a God that created light before he created the sun, this is more logical. If God is perfect, how can he create such imperfection? (we humans, the planet, the universe.) And if you say that perfection means you can do whatever you want then I think you are defining perfection in whichever way you seem best fit for your argument. That is all for now, thank you again, can't wait to hear back.