Logical arguments A divine being cannot be the original cause of the universe causation outside of time is incoherent Omniscience or at the very least having all the knowledge of men is not possible for a moral loving god due to different forms of knowledge such as experiential knowledge Divine freewill and divine omniscience not compatible  If any being is God he must be a fitting object of worship  No being could possibly be a fitting object of worship since worship requires the abandonment of ones role as an autonomous moral agent  Therefore there cannot be any being who is God Various incompatibilities between traits ascribed to gods including perfection creatorstatus immutability omniscience omnipresence omnibenevolence transcendence personhood a personal being nonphysicality justice and mercy Anything God does is moral but the Abrahamic god commits immoral acts Evidential arguments Various explanations for the creationexistence of the universe that do not require divine intervention logical arguments against a first cause Argument for physical minds argument that because all evidence points to minds being entirely physical the conception of a God with a nonphysical mind is baseless Known facts about the origin of complex life are prima facie evidence against theism Problem of evil suffering Divine hiddenness not compatable with omnibenevolence Contrary claims of different religions religious diversity