Probability of the existence of God

Unfortunately, believers don't get to have their own set of definitions for everything. Again, you can leave out the "by definition".God is, in fact, a product of the human imagination - which may or may not resemble some real entity.The probability of some known entity existing, such as a black zebra with white stripes, can be estimated. For unknown entities, such as gods, how do you even do the calculation? That's why I use the term "likelihood" instead of probability for cases where I can't do the math.The likelihood of gods existing would seem to be very small. The likelihood of them resembling the human imagination of gods is even smaller.

Maybe I wasn't clear. Everything you think about God is a product of your imagination. That is not to say that God is only a product of your imagination. A real "God" might exist but there is no way to know whether your imaginings about God have any resemblance to a real God. It's a hallmark of thinking, period, that what we think is only what we think. It is not necessarily what is.It's only an empty arrogant claim by believers that they understand what really is. That's what I'm saying: our ideas about gods or God or GOD or God-in-twenty-foot-high-flashing-red-italics are always only in our imagination.