Resolved: God Exists

Before I start I would like to state that I myself am an Atheist and would like to further state that my beliefs on this subject will not hamper the argument on my side, or the opinion / points I put forward during this debate. Now as I begin, I would like to state the following: "I am arguing on the point of Agnosticism, that the reference 'God' will not be attributed to any religion specifically, but rather, being referred to as a combination of all deities conceived. " The existence of an God has been debated frequently over the course of human history, but against the tide of scrutiny and criticism all religions have had, the idea of an omnipotent deity has always existed within every known civilisation, ancient or no. Yes granted most religions have been proven wrong in the past by the scientific method and it's variants. For example, "The sun orbits the Earth", "Evolution never occurred" etc. But I like think that religion takes up the ideology that science itself presents, that "A theory is true until it is proven false". And again, another prime ideology held by Science is that "Nothing can be proven to exist or not to exist, but rather, only the likability of it can be assessed". For example, there is no way that you can 100% confirm that the Moon exists if no one is observing it in any way shape or form. Anyhow, to get onward toward the question presented. Like many others, Religion itself is an theory, yes a theory with many holes, but a theory with strong bindings to the physical world. For example, the fact that life cannot be created by science, but rather, can only be created FROM something that was previously alive, and that conscious life has never been created by science, conscious life has only been AIDED by science to come into existence. Furthermore, that is not to say that modern-day species were created in their present image, but rather, the concept of life and self-awareness was created and the way for evolution was paved. Also I would like to argue that this God most likely does not play an active role in the world, but rather, is indifferent and merely observes the runnings of the universe and that in all likelihood Humans are not the only intelligent life in creation. Another physical binding in this world of the proof of a god is the Laws of Nature, which by what we know, govern the entirety of the universe. Yes, these laws has only been recognised and understood by the human mind, these laws have been observed to exist across the observable universe and are stable in their foundations. Knowing the instability of the universe, and by it's very indecisive nature of evolution, It can be safe to assume that these constraints have either been created or are being enforced upon us. For example, the Speed of Light is a constant across existence. With light itself being the only thing to travel at such a speed, with only extremely alike things can travel closed to that speed; Photons being a prime example, Photons which have no mass and are incredibly like light only travel 99.9% of the speed of light, NOT at it's speed. Furthermore, if we consider light for a moment, it can be attributed to this envisioned God. Due to the fact that God is timeless and omnipotent, light does not experience time, and by its own existence, harbours attributes that are like to being omnipotent. To elaborate on the before point of the constraints on the universe, death is a huge constraint. Death itself is a law of physics "All things must come to an end". Be it a living conscious human, to a plant, an inanimate object like a chair or a rock, to even a star and gas; all things disperse into the rest of the cosmos. To sum up my initial argument: - My stance toward this envisioned God is that it not a specific god, but a nameless combination of all. - That this God is indifferent to the happenings or sufferings of living things, but merely, observes and enforces the laws of physics to keep order and stability to the universe. - That some of the constraints it keeps upon us is Life, which is a granted concept (due to not being able to be created completely artificially), that the speed of light is a prime example of a constant, constraint put upon us and that death is another constraint and concept that is also a constant. That all things living or inanimate come to an end, from the smallest tardigrade to the universe itself (see the Heat Death).