MouldSole
(hint, my name's not difficult)
So then, prove that energy exists.
Subject to what I said earlier, that I believe I exist even if I don't and within that reality can according to reliable rules (within that reality) determine whether something is real (in that reality) or unreal (in that reality).
Therefore your question isn't relevent. Without the prescene of energy, in this reality, not only would you be in a dark room staring at a dark screen, but nothing would exist.
'God', within this reality, is not testable for as other things in this reality that are real (in this reality). This doesn't mean that god is unreal. God might be outside this reality and unmeasurable from within this reality. Also, we might not have the equipment with which to measure god, but it has to be said there's also a thundering lack of indirect evidence.
But the question is "prove to me that god exists". Not "prove to me god doesn't exist", which is as impossible as disproving my friend, invisable purple Abraham Lincoln.
Within this reality god's reality is not as determinable as a ten ton truck is. You can prove to the satisfaction of almost everyone that something as tangible and demonstarble as a ten ton truck exists in this frame of reference. You can't prove god in the same way, and if god doesn't like the rules that way, tough, he made it that way.
'God' in most ideations is a being with a mind. If you want to call a mindless thing - energy - god, fine, at least I understand what you mean even if your manner of phrasing it is contrary to what I mean when I use 'god'.
I just think it's high time we stop thrashing around claiming that there are things that we can't 'prove' unless there is good indirect evidence for it. We've been doing it for millenia and most of the time, historically speaking, when people disagree about such things they resolve the argument in blood, which is very real, and very tragic.
(Please note this is not saying all wars are caused by religon. It is saying exactly what it says.)