If some kind of creator "god" created us and this universe than I gladly thank it for giving me this life. However, your god claims are claims made by humans that lack any evidence to back them up. There is no evidence to show that any divine entity of any kind has interacted with humanity or this world for our benefit or detriment. If you have evidence to back your claims than please provide them. Otherwise, why worship a creator who created us but seems to have no interest in/plan for us?
There is plenty of evidence, but it is not easily confirmed by individuals who have not had similar experiences.
However, the truth is that evidence of the existence of God is worth next to squat.
It should not be that way -but it is -and that is actually part of the reason God "hides himself" as described in scripture.
There are plenty of reasons why God has not made himself immediately apparent to all -did reveal himself to some at times, etc., but first.... Some background....
Imagine for a moment that what is written in the bible is true.
God creates angels -one decides to be disobedient and turns the third for which he was responsible against God -even attempting a coup to take God's throne.
God deals directly with Adam and Eve -they decide to be disobedient after being allowed to have another influence.
God then deals with those afterward who "call upon the name of the Lord" more so than those who do not.
Man's imaginations turn to evil for the most part -and God thins out the population.
God eventually works more directly with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob -who was renamed Israel -then the twelve tribes.
God makes the "old" covenant with them -Israel continually breaks the covenant, though some are obedient to varying degrees -but Israel is generally mindful of God and has a foundation of his law -as much as carnal man can to that point.
Then Christ brings the new covenant -focused on the spirit of the
law rather than just the letter -and makes widely available the spirit of God which can be put within man, enabling man to begin to obey the law in spirit and truth -as well as imparting other "gifts".
Then God works with various eras of his church (not widely known -called the little flock -outlined in Revelation as the "seven churches" ) until Christ returns.
Those in Christ at his return -the dead first, then the living, are made immortal then and reign with Christ as kings and priests on earth for a thousand years.
The rest of the dead are raised after the thousand years to the judgment -and are judged according to their works -some will have done good works regardless of knowledge of God -but some who have done evil work will "be saved, yet so as by fire".
Had you experienced the things written, you would not doubt -but to you they are just words in a book.... for now -and that is understandable. However, knowing God exists doesn't immediately make on perfect -and does not guarantee one will change for the better.
The fact is that knowing God exists wouldn't make much of a difference to most people, so God limited his involvement to that which was necessary and beneficial. We're newbs -inexperienced, and often with an attitude -we generally just don't or can't appreciate him for what he is as we should.
However, the whole of human history will -in the future -be an experience base which all can consider as a whole. Each individual lifetime will be a part of that -and each individual will have experienced their part of a world making its decisions -for the most part -independent of God.
God's "Son" will begin to dwell with men on Earth at his return, as they repopulate the earth after the troubles which precede it -which will have almost completely destroyed mankind.
Those humans will have the benefit of God, Christ and an entire world government which has already experienced this time.
There will be no war during that time. There will be one more attempt at war made by man at the end of the thousand years -when Satan is loosed a short time -against the "camp of the saints", but it will be put down.
It is not true to say that God has no interest in us, or plan for us.
He declared the end from the beginning, had written the overall course of man's history beforehand and guides it to the predetermined end -for our benefit.
He allows us to experience the results of our choices, but also purifies us and brings us back to him -to doing things rightly when we can appreciate that it is right to do so -and that God is who he says he is.
Every major world power, and power shift, from Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon to the ten kings that reign with "the beast" before God sets up his kingdom on earth are accurately described in scripture -but it does require study, a real interest in the matter, and an open mind.
An outline of the positive changes in the future are also included -resurfacing the earth, making better building materials and natural resources available, causing wastelands to be fertile, eventually completely removing the former works of man on earth, changing the nature of animals so that they are not dangerous, teaching the ways of peace to all nations, etc., etc..
There are many proofs of God -but they will be more important and have the greater part of their intended effect for all of mankind after "it is finished".
The fact that it was written and available the whole time will be important -and producing many artifacts which prove certain things did happen as written is a possibility -but actually seeing God and seeing these things happen in the world -being raised from the dead -made immortal ....will all be pretty impressive, too!
Ezekiel 37:
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13 Then you will know that I am the LORD, when I have opened your graves and caused you to come up out of your graves, My people.
14"I will put My Spirit within you and you will come to life, and I will place you on your own land. Then you will know that I, the LORD, have spoken and done it," declares the LORD.'"
God had it written that if you draw near to him, he will draw near to you.
If you are truly interested, I suggest you do so -by studying what he said to do, doing it, and talking to him respectfully.
Otherwise... As for your last question...... It is written that the things of God are apparent in what was made.... and that we are without excuse when we do that which is obviously wrong (paraphrasing) -also, that pure and undefiled religion before God is to visit widows and fatherless in their affliction, and to keep one's self unspotted from the world.....
So righteousness and love is essentially worship of God -regardless of what one knows or believes at any time.
He would rather you did those things than know he exists -that will happen in time, anyway -but when you do see him he will reward you. Meanwhile, you do the world some good.