[Arnack]

And in the philosophy I believe that science cannot explain everything, but sure does prove something.
Oh and, to disprove a higher power, let me give you this question: Can "God" create a rock or tree too heavy for God to lift?
Yes? Then it is not all powerful
No? Then it is not all powerful
As well as this:

If something is infinite...

It cannot create: It would already have everything. To create something would mean it's not infinite after all.

It cannot think: It already as the knowledge of everything all at once.

It cannot judge: (basically it's the same as thinking, but more focused on what christians believe about heaven and hell)

If something is infinite, it would be omnipotent by default. It would know all things. It would know your entire life story before anything even existed so obviously before you were even born. An infinite being would know whether would would commit genocide before you did it or whether you would deduce there is no god and be an atheist. You might say "but god gave us freewill," but what would that matter? Just because you are the one making choices doesn't mean he didn't know your fate before you were born. In an infinite beings eye's he knew all your choices you would ever make and you would be therefore predestined a heaven or hell in the view of the being which would make the whole idea of a "test" silly indeed.

Therefore, we can see that the idea that humans have of some deity that created us is quite silly indeed because something that is infinite cannot create because it already has. We needn't even go into individual religions because the idea is false from the starting point.