>>16

Ok, here it is:

1. God is omniscient
2. God gave us free will
3. If 1 is true then god can predict human behaviour
4. From 3 --> there is no free will
5. God created everything that exists
6. God exists
7. Therefore god created himself
8. God is omnipotent
9. God can create a rock so big that he cannot carry it
10. 2 being either true or false disproves 1, therefore, God is not omnipotent

>From Epicurus

1. Is god willing prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent
2. Is he able but not willing? Then he is malevolent
3. Is he both able and willing? Then why is evil there?
4. Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?

Note that most of this only applies to the Judeo-christian version of God so this does not mean there isn't a (or many) God(s).

>>17

You can exclude me from your statement given that I sold my "soul" to a classmate in highschool.