The point is if there is no evidence for the existence of something, it likely does not exist. Ockham's razor and so forth...
But Boris's point was that God, as an omnipotent being, would not be subject to any of the laws that govern the world we experience. You ask for evidence of God's existence, but why do you assume that an omnipotent being would leave any evidence for us to find? If you have the ability to change reality at will, it's pretty easy to hide your tracks (or make sure that the tracks never appear in the first place).
Anyway, I have a question for you, Ramo. Do you believe in extraterrestrial life?
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