You see, this is why theism always, always fails. It relies on faulty logic to maintain its position. What you have presented is
a Negative Proof Fallacy. That same fallacy can be used to defend any irrational position: Prove that an invisible and undetectable Flying Spaghetti Monster doesn't exist. Yes, Pastafarianism is an actual thing.
This is why one uses the Null Hypothesis for questions of this nature. God does not exist. This is not dogmatic. I am not married to this position. It is merely the default starting position. From here, I await objective, quantifiable, verifiable empirical evidence contrary to that position.
Now, angry, militant theists, like Meriweather, get angry, and aggressive, insisting that I am being unfair, because all of these mythical creatures for which I am asking evidence exist on some fantastic plane of existence that is not connected to the physical plane, thus there is no "proof" to be found, physically.
Here's the problem with that. This mythical God/Creator is said to have
created this physical plane. (S)He is said to engage with this physical plane on a regular basis performing miracles. At least one religion insists that he
physically walked among us, as a man.
So, clearly, if this extra-physical plane exists, there
must be points of connection. As such, there
should be empirical evidence that this plane exists. There isn't. See, it all comes down to a lack of evidence.