Then you need to understand it from a theoretical perspective first. Firstly, when people use the word "god" they honestly ought to define what they refer to by

Then you need to understand it from a theoretical perspective first. Firstly, when people use the word "god" they honestly ought to define what they refer to by using that word, and what the abilities of that god are supposed to be. If we're in a physical universe with energy, then it's been explained that a creator-like god can be argued to have 'created' the principle of existence, itself, on which all other things then evolved with energy. So then, what is that principle, stated concretely? Modern physics has already found out almost everything about it. What is left of an entity if it becomes capable (at least beyond some meaningful threshold) of functionally discarding / disobeying the influence of untruth? Is someone (in properly controlled circumstances) going to be more or less perceptive of 'what is' when they are more truthful?