As an atheist, my response to this is show me the evidence for gods. I don't care how you define it - but if you're going to make a positive existence statement for something you need to provide evidence.
What evidence is there that your conception of god is everywhere? In my wireless keyboard that I'm typing on right now? Was he installed at the Foxxcon factory? Did he creep in during shipping? If so, by what physical process? Not physical, you might say? Ok, then, how can there be evidence of something that's not physically detectable?
OOh! I can answer that last one, actually. Look at the evidence for dark matter - we know that something that interacts with normal luminous matter is ringing galaxies causing the stars (normal matter) within to move faster than they should. We haven't yet directly detected dark matter, but several theoretical possibilities have been ruled out. Leaving just a couple options, which are being investigated. If nothing turns up, and the experiments are shown to not have flaws, then they'll have to search in a different direction. Something is certainly out there, interacting through gravity, even though we can't see it.
Is that sort of what you might mean by God?
It's important to know, since even dark matter has a physical presence. There is evidence for it. It's observable. Unlike gods.
