None of the three most practicted religions' Gods exist.

(Note, I am just starting out on this website, so I'm a novice, but don't go easy on me. Good luck.) So first off, clarification. Muslims and Christians worship the same God, but have different perspectives of him. The God of Abram/Abraham, who's first son was Ishmael, is the same Allah that Islam prays too. There's different names for him, different interpretations, similarly to Jews and Christians. And then Hinduism practices polytheism, but it's worthy to note that their supreme God is Brahma, the sort of creator of the universe, much like Islam and Christianity's God. So, to make it simpler I'm going to compare the Trinity, Allah, and Brahma all as the same God, the creator, but people just have different opinions on who he actually is. So, reading your debate description and how you will win, it says that you must basically disapprove God's existence. That's not verbatim, but I think that's a fair analysis. That makes it easy on me, because it never says that I have to prove Brahma/Trinity/Allah are existent. And that's one thing about religion, it is extremely hard to prove that God is real. And the reason for that is because, if we could prove his existence, than their would be no need for faith, and faith is very central to almost all religions. If one religion could absolutely prove that their God is the real one, everyone would flock to it, be saved or enlightened, and then no more point for religion. Religion thrives on faith (one reason their might not be many miracles nowadays is because if someone filmed a vision of Jesus, everyone would jump on board to Christianity). Therefore I'll try my best to prove to you he is real, even though it's not my job. It's your job to tell me why God isn't real. Proving he IS is hard enough, but proving he isn't, at least right now on Earth, is impossible. For all we know, Deists may be right in saying God started the world, then left is behind. That's why he seems to not be here. So saying that God isn't real because we never see him can be shoved aside in that maybe God does not want to reveal himself. Islam, Hinduism, and Christianity think God STILL interacts with us, but even if he doesn't, that's not to say there is no God. I admit I am ignorant in God's nature, and I'll admit that these three religions probably have some untrue doctrine, as we are only human, but that's a simple misinterpretation. So, as far as proving God is real to you, that's not gonna be simple, I can already see you refuting it. And if it was simple, then everyone would be a theist, not an atheist. But I'll try, anyways. First, a topic that many will go to first: how did everything get here. You might've heard this one before, in fact, I know you have. What I wanna know is how you answered that. Let's start with your computer mouse. Why is it existing? Because it was built. Why was it built? To make manufactures' money. Why do they need money? To buy food. Why do they need to buy food? So they have energy. Why do they need energy? Because their body needs it. Why? Because they will die. Why? Because they are living, and without energy, you die. Why are they living? Because they were born. Why were they born? (skipping entire family history tree). Why was the first man and woman on Earth? Because they were created. Why? The answer to that leads is because God wanted to create them. They didn't create themselves, and if you argue evolution, then the very first organism ever... who created it? Chemical reaction? Who created those chemicals? Ultimately, you will be backed into the corner of that something had to have created them. A supreme being. Hindus, Christians, and Muslims may view him differently, but nevertheless, there is a creator. Ask about any thing and why or how it exists, and you will end up with the same result: a God. Try it, it's pretty fun. Unfortunately, I'm that may not convince you. I've even heard an argument by Professor Hawking that because of the fundamental law of gravity, somehow, (I'm not a big scientist, so I was kind of lost) matter had a way of creating itself. And let's just say that's right, to get my point across. Because of gravity, nothing can come into something. Sounds promising, even though that I can easily just ask "Where did the law of gravity come from?" So, now it's your turn. Disprove that Allah, Brahma, or the Trinity is not extant. Trust me when I say if you can, I will be an atheist from here on out. And I have full confidence that it is impossible to prove God isn't real. But I'm looking forward to your answer, and thanks for reading my paragraphs.