Space Cowboy

I don't care if you believe in God, I just want to know what you think the best argument you've heard against his existence. For the sake of this question, assume that God is:

1. Eternal, or at least as old as the universe

2. Omnipresent, or at least capable of being many places at once

3. Omnipotent, or so powerful that we wouldn't understand his limitaions

4. Sensient (no Hagelian "Geist", I mean a god that knows he exists and that he is God.)

5. Purposeful.

6. Not "created" or "evolved" or other things that would make him just a better version of us.

I am also asking the opposite question, and I would appreciate people answering both questions.

I don't care if you believe in God, I just want to know what you think the best argument you've heard for his existence. For the sake of this question, assume that God is:

1. Eternal, or at least as old as the universe

2. Omnipresent, or at least capable of being many places at once

3. Omnipotent, or so powerful that we wouldn't understand his limitaions

4. Sensient (no Hagelian "Geist", I mean a god that knows he exists and that he is God.)

5. Purposeful.

6. Not "created" or "evolved" or other things that would make him just a better version of us.

I am also asking the opposite question, and I would appreciate people answering both questions.

I assume that Hamlet was a better human being, at least, than Claudius, but who would have served the interests of Denmark best?

His "I have a dream" speech ends with "In the words of that old ***** Spiritual, 'Free at last, free at last, thank God Almighty, I am free at last'. I would love to learn that song. (It doesn't have to be free. I am willing to pay a few bucks, but I don't want to buy an entire collection to get one song.)

On December 15, my home computers stopped communicating with one another. The only special thing I noticed is that Windows XP did an automatic update. Did anyone else notice the same thing.