Resolved: The Christian God, as depicted in the Bible, does not exist.

Thanks a lot for accepting, dswd. I'm intrigued to see your response to this.We've gone over the definitions, and we've agreed on everything in our PM conversation. So I'll just jump right into this.For the sake of this argument, a divine creator exists. This is to bypass all the arguments for/against a god (in general, not pertaining to a specific religion), and turn the argument into an argument for/against God pertaining to Christianity. So your task is not to argue for the existence of a divine creator in general. For the sake of this argument, a divine creator exists.But, does a divine creator pertaining specifically to Christianity exist? We have to understand what would make the "God" we discovered to be the Christian God. Well, the main thing Christians (or religious people in general) tend to go on would be the miracles in their holy books. If a divine creator exists, that means the miracles, pertaining to a divine creator, in the Bible are all true. It also means miracles, pertaining to a divine creator of other religions, are also true.Now at face value, we see it like this: a divine creator exists, and the Bible has not only claimed that one did before we "discovered" it, but it has miracles in it to "prove" that it's the Christian God. But let's actually look deeper into this.It's pretty clear that the Bible, the word of God, states that there is only one God - the Christian one.Deuteronomy 4:35 - "You were shown these things so that you might know that the Lord is God; besides him there is no other."Kings 8:60 - "so that all the peoples of the earth may know that the Lord is God and that there is no other."Samuel 7:22 - "That is why you are great, Lord God. There is no one like you, and there is no other god except you, as we have heard with our own ears."It is also clear that this God does not lie.Titus 1:2 - "...in hope of eternal life, which God, who doesnotlie, promised before time began..."Hebrews 6:18 - "God did this so that, by two unchangeable things in which it is impossible for God to lie..."This God created everything.(Basically all of Genesis)Genesis 1:1 - "In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth... ...God said let there be light, and there was light."Genesis 1:21 - "So God created the great creatures of the sea..."Ephesians 2:10 - "For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works..."Other Gods created everything.www.Allah.org (Islam)http://www.sikhiwiki.org... (Sikh)Other holy books claim that their God is the only God.www.Allah.org (Islam)http://www.sikhiwiki.org... (Sikh)If the Bible states that God does not lie, and he was the sole creator of all that exists, that would simply be wrong, as other books claim the same thing, but on behalf of a different God. Which leads us to four outcomes:1. The Christian God is lying. However this is impossible.2. The creator of all that exists does not pertain to a specific religion, as each religion is clear that it is not the same God each religion is worshipping.3. All religions unknowingly worship the same God. However this would also be impossible because more than one religious book (including the Bible) is the word of God, meaning God would have lied, which again, is impossible.4. There is one separate God for each religion. However again, this would be impossible because the Bible is the word of God, and the Bible clearly states that, at the very least, the Christian God is the only God. And God does not lie.So, this means the following:There is an infinitely powerful, knowledgeable creator of everything.The Bible claims him to be the Christian God.The Bible clearly states that God does not lie, and that he is the only God.If God does not lie, the newly discovered divine, all powerful, knowledgeable etc. creator of all would not pertain to a specific religion, and in this case, Christianity, as each religion says the divine creator strictly belongs to their religion and their religion alone.The "multiple God" idea does not work, as the Bible clearly states there is only one God.God does not lie, and considering the Bible is the word of God, he would have lied, because he would "exist" in nearly every religion (more than just Christianity to say the least).If a divine creator existed, it would contradict the Bible, that God's own words, making a God pertaining specifically to Christianity completely futile, impossible, etc.To summarize this:If a divine creator existed, each religion would claim he was theirs. This would be impossible as each religion claims their God is the only God, and that their God does not lie. Specifically referring to Christianity, the Christian God would not exist because he does not lie, and he claims to be the only God. If a divine creator, as depicted in the Christian Bible, and other religious texts, was proved to exist, religion as a whole would crumble, as the divine creator would directly contradict the Bible, as almost every religion claims their personal God created everything. If there was more than one God, the Bible would be contradicted and incorrect, meaning no Christian God, as it claims there is only one God. If the discovered God was the same God that every religion refers to, the Bible would still be a direct contradiction as the events explained and done by their God are different than other holy books' God, other than the creation aspect.I really hope you could understand all that, it's hard for me to even re-read that haha.Thanks and I'm looking forward to seeing a response!