You can't define god into existence.

I'm just saying that if indeed there is a God, ontologically speaking (that is,
by the very nature of the word "God"), we wouldn't be able to find evidence in
nature that would stick out from nature. In other words, the very existence of
a rock, or a plant, or anything else would be overwhelming proof of God's
existence. It's not the proof of God's existence we need to look for. There
can't be proof, per se. Jesus said, seek and ye shall find, knock and the door
shall be opened. We have to believe in God first, then all the proof stares us
in the face.