I disagree completely. 

^Oh yeah, what's your definition of God-because if God can defy the natural laws-then he's supernatural, hence the term super.

 I just presented to you a very logical arguement on why it is mathematically probable there is a god. 

The guy who created our universe. If we believe in this logically likely computer god... He could defy our "natural" laws because he created them. Via his computer.

That would be "supernatural" to us. But in reality he is just opperating outside of our reality... while also able to effect our reality. 

He could copy and paste a bunch of fish, from one fish.

Simulate thousands of years in 7 days to speed up the process of creation...

pretty much pull off any miracle any religion says god has done. 

 Oh, the computer argument. Well, that's fine.

But that just opens more questions. Why is there only person? Why is it not an entire race outside our reality, our universe? Why couldn't it be a project simulation run by thousands of their scientists?  What makes them Godly? As far as i know, a lot of religions see the gods as wise and powerful creatures that will aid them with their troubles if they pray enough. If this is indeed a computer simulation, then all of the religions are really for naught. Okay, now I haven't the time to scroll through this entire thread so I don't know what's been said nor do I actually care that much. That being said, this is moot.

I don't understand how you reached the conclusion that it is "logically likely" that we are computer simulations.

Its just as "logically likely" that we are the most advanced beings that ever existed.

There is logical evidence for either so I don't know how you draw that conclusion, on which the rest of your argument is based.

They created everything.

If thousands of sceintists created this world, i'd say they were all "gods" with the head god being the head of the project. Kinda like a Monotheism.

If this is a computer simulation, the religions may be for naught... or the researchers... or even some bored 17 year old who uses this world as Sim God and could answer peoples prayers, or cause them torment. Much how one of us might intentionally cause a tornado to our Sim City town.

This unvierse might be someones cell phone game for all we know. Or a RTS game where everyone created their own religion and now they're trying to see who wins. Who knows.

That's really unimportant.

Heck we could be a cellphone game, of a virtual person who is part of a universe that's a hand held game, that's a cellphone game or a reality thats an MMORPG.

Who knows.  Even if another fake virtual person created this universe.  I'd think he would in fact be god. 

 How is it as logically likely?  The fact that such technology could be achieved opens up a new equation where it is statistically likely that such a process has already been achieved.

If possible, then there are going to be many many "virtual" realities, yet only one "prime reality".

Our basis for believeing that we would be said "prime" reality would be based on nothing but vanity.  As it would be almost statistically impossible for this to be the case. 

Outside of the point where I don't know where you got your conclusion from, your point does not make the case for these people being gods, at least not in any sort of spiritual sense. They are creators of said existance, no doubt, but they are no more gods than the computer programmers who make video games.

These simulations would have no souls, a requisite of any spiritual being, nor could these creators give them souls, or an "after life," someplace they would go or an experience they would have seperate from their computer simulation.

They would in fact be automitons with no real control over their actions (they would be dictated by the computer's programming, ie Self Aware != free will) and would cease to exist out side of the context of the computer program.

These programmers could not effect that in any way, therefore, in my opinion, making them no more gods than I.

Outside of the point where I don't know where you got your conclusion from, your point does not make the case for these people being gods, at least not in any sort of spiritual sense. They are creators of said existance, no doubt, but they are no more gods than the computer programmers who make video games.

These simulations would have no souls, a requisite of any spiritual being, nor could these creators give them souls, or an "after life," someplace they would go or an experience they would have seperate from their computer simulation.

They would in fact be automitons with no real control over their actions (they would be dictated by the computer's programming, ie Self Aware != free will) and would cease to exist out side of the context of the computer program.

These programmers could not effect that in any way, therefore, in my opinion, making them no more gods than I.