If a god made the universe, that god must have had the entire universe in its mind first, making such a god more complicated, and therefore more improbable to create, than the universe itself.
If a god is more improbable than the universe, then we can do away with the god explanation (for we must always choose the simplest explanation that fits the evidence) and come to the conclusion that the universe was a random event, likely a vacuum fluctuation.
So I don't believe in a creation god, and don't require such a being for any other purpose, so I don't believe in a god.
Also, if there is a god, it would be very disappointed with the amount of pointless killing done in its name. Religion is either destructive or isolating and neither is good for society.
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