>>16773647 (OP)
God is a misnomer. There is no imaginary skydaddy that will take you to heaven or hell.
Instead, God is a set of tangible things that all other things are derived from.
Follow this line of logic:
-> Logical laws are brute facts (brute facts 'just are', they don't need explanation)
-> "Something must exist" is a brute fact (or else we wouldn't exist)
-> Something must be the originator, since energy can't be created.
-> Something must be eternal, since time is a property of physics and not logic (logic precedes physics)
The only real counter to this is saying that logical laws are not brute facts, which isn't really worth engaging with, since that would render any attempt at discussion useless.
Christians will twist this argument and attach stuff like "Good and Evil" to the originator/ largest set.
But it's nonsense. Good and evil are abstract and ultimately arbitrary concepts.
I can define a property "glorpf" with how many sandwiches I eat on Friday, but it wouldn't meaningfully define a set in any way whatsoever.