"Could you please provide proof that; 1)god created everything"
This begs the question of what will you accept as proof.
Since you ask for proof (I think you really mean evidence), then you implicitly admit the possibility that he exists.
Since you admit the possibility that he exists, then a whole host of serious and important questions arise for you.
You will need to define, as best as you can, what is God. How else can you search for something unless you know what it is?
Once you hold that definition, you need to ask yourself what sort of evidence might there be for the existence of such a being? Where should I look for evidence? What form might evidence take? And most importantly, what assumptions am I willing to make about knowledge, understanding and reality in this search?
Of course you will need to come to grips with the fact that such a search involves inductive reasoning. As such, inductive reasoning never arrives at conclusive proofs (like deductive reasoning does). At best, you will only be able to create degrees of certainty.
One of the conclusions you might come to is, that it is impossible for humans to grasp God, but, under most definitions of God, it is not impossible for God to reach man. This leads one to very interesting questions.
If God exists, perhaps he has revealed himself to human beings. Perhaps the evidence is there. If so, how might a being unlimited in power and knowledge reveal himself in the past and present to human beings who are greatly limited in knowledge and power? (While pondering this, consider how you might reveal your existence and your 21st century knowledge of the universe and power to a group of stone age tribes men living in the Amazon. For example, would you explain the construction and purpose of the Hadron collider? If so, how would you do it?)
Enjoy the search. It's one that lasts a lifetime.
PAX
