Well, sorry to break the news to you, but itu2019s a provable fact that I exist. You can read my writings, see my photos, boot up my computer systems, read my Wikipedia page, or even go stalk my house in Delaware and maybe catch a glimpse. Or even get invited in for a beer.So already, Iu2019m way ahead of your god or any other god on half of your question, because I provably exist. No god has ever been proved to exist.As for my makers, they also existed: Gerald Demerset Haynie of Norfolk, VA and Helen Elizabeth Clark of Washington DC. And so did their makers, ad infinitum. At least until we get down to a primodial soup of organic molecules some billions of years ago. And we have a pretty good idea of how a bunch of molecules self-organized and eventually became life (see Richard Dawkins u201cThe Selfish Geneu201d for a good discussion of this).But posit for just one minute that I, Dave Haynie, actually came out of nothingu2022 cool! So which one is more difficult to believe: that a simple creature such as I came out of nothing, or that the all-powerful creator of all of space and time and everything came out of nothing. Seems youu2019d need a vastly more unbelieveable u201cnothingu201d to produce a god than a man.And cook these beans: if that u201cnothingu201d is capable of producing such a god, itu2019s absolutely capable of producing a dude such as I. I mean, after making an all-powerful god, the nothing could be busting out people and trees and cats and plankton like mad and still not break the sweat it broke to produce that god out of nothing. And if all you really needed to get me was to drop a few tiny bits of old star together and simmer for 4.3 billion years, we donu2019t even need the nothing. At least not concerning earth.But even if you keep going back in time and eventually need something to come out of nothing, making the completely unseen, undetected, unknown god pop out of that nothing just to make less complex things that clearly any nothing capable of making that god could make directly, that is just making things more complicated than they need to be without the slightest benefit. Or maybe I just proved that god IS nothing. Ouch!And you still have no evidence that either that nothing, or an even bigger something, produced any one of the 5,000+ gods imagined by humans. On other hand, you have absolute proof of the existence of many, many human beings, even if not me specifically.