Alceste
Vagabond
The irony of this post is the atheist can have divine communication with the creator, but they have to have faith first. The atheist wants proof first, the creator wants faith first, it's a stand off. Who is going to win?
I don't "want proof" of the existence of gods. I couldn't care less about whether or not they exist. Many religious people insist their god wants me to believe in and worship it. If that's the case, he must not want it very much, or he wouldn't be acting like a shy schoolboy, sending his friends to find out how I feel about him and tell me what a great guy he is. Why would I want a relationship with a shy schoolboy god? Any god worthy of my attention and admiration will present clear and unambiguous evidence of its existence directly to me, without any middle men, games, tests or instruction manuals.
Anyway, to answer your question, the atheist "wins" by default, because the atheist actually exists while the hypothetical opponent and his games do not.