I have a proof of the existence of God. You have to assume time travel will be invented at some point in the history of the universe.
Assume time travel exists. If it exists, there is a time machine. If there is a time machine, there is a time travel bureau. People work there and among the employees, people man the console on the machine. If they can use the time machine, then they can change history. Whatever they write into history during the day can be overwritten by the night shift which relieves them when they sleep at night. They can go back forth over writing each other's changes back and forth with no winner because no human can stay awake all the time. The day shift and the night shift might fight about what the real course of history should have been, and as time goes by the workers at the bureau reach retirement age and a new group of people works there, and maybe in a new generation the things the day and night shift fight over change, and generation to generation the values change. So who gets to decide what history really was? The answer to what history really was the limit of an infinite number of revisions of one change overwriting a previous change. There will always have been a finite number of human generations following the invention of the time machine, so no human can be the one to decide the limit at infinity. It is God, not a human, who gets to decide. The limit of all the intentions which survives to infinity is the limit at infinity. It is not a human, and if time travel is involved, one has retrocausality in addition to causality, so you can't even phrase God as the remnant of the people. The people are the remnant of God.
Even then, however, whose intention is the one that dominates at infinity? It is the intention of God's messiah: God himself: the inventor principles which motivate the engineering of the time machine.
Time Arrow Spinors for the Modified Cosmological Model
https://vixra.org/abs/1807.0454 
