existence of god problem pertain more to philosophy/theology, not science.

i remember only the onthologic proof of Anselm of Canterbury, it left me unsatisfied 

all the story here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existence_of_God

You didn't answer where this complex creature that makes universes come from.
Nothing?
And since he must me far more complex than a universe, why cant a less complex thing like the universe come from the same thing?

Well you seem a gentleman and that's what's important to me, more important than philosophical viewpoint.  

But I will probably remain agnostic for the rest of my life, I don't think god will ever objectively be proved to exist or not.

Thank you. And I DO completely understand where you are coming from. Probably God will never be objectively proven in this life, at least not until He comes and proves Himself.

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Years ago, in a Middle East country, there was a king who had 3 ambassadors. He wanted to make one of them his prime minister, and he wanted the wisest of the 3 to be it. So, he devised a little test to see which was wisest.

The king had the 3 ambassadors sit in a circle (triangle?) facing each other. Then he showed them 5 little stones in his hand. Three of the stones were white; two of them were black.

Next, the king walked around behind the 3 ambassadors, and placed a little white stone in the top front of the turban of each, so that each could see the stones of the others, but he couldn't see his own stone. Without revealing that he still had the 2 black stones in his hand, the king tucked them away in a secret pocket in his cloak.

Then the king said, "The one who can tell me the color of the stone in his own turban can be the prime minister. No talking. No cheating. No mirrors. And if you guess, and guess wrong, it's off with your head."

Well, the guys sat around for a little while, wondering what to make of it. Finally, one of the ambassadors said, "I can't figure this thing out. And it isn't worth potentially losing my head over by guessing. So, I give up." A little while later a second ambassador said words similar, and gave up as well.

The final guy jumped up and said, "I have  white one!" He knew he had a white one. He wasn't guessing. There is a logical way to figure out how he KNEW that he had a white one. How did he know that he had a white one?

All the info that you need to figure out how he logically knew, is contained in the above riddle. How did he know? If you figure it out, apply that kind of thinking to the marvels of nature around you, and you will start to see God.

Are you talking to me? I didn't say religion. I said God. I agree with you about religion. All the wars are fought because people believe whatever personal religion they believe, whether or not it contains God.

For example, in the 1900s more than 200 million citizens of governments were killed by their governments, all because the government leaders had some whacked religious ideals in their heads that suggested that killing off their own citizens was, somehow, going to improve their country.

In the United States, it wasn't big government that killed off its own citizens. In the States it was the common people, who, in the name of freedom, and a religion of material possessions, have killed off almost 55 million of their own fellow citizens by aborting them.

This ain't God. This is religion. God absolutely does NOT condone this... even though there are probably many people who talk themselves into thinking that He does.

Now, consider how difficult this must be for God: continue to love people; continue to offer them freedom, even though it is limited; yet, act justly towards all. He can do it because He is GOD ALMIGHTY. He will do it by destroying this universe in the judgment day. And if you are dead by then, He will raise you to life to call you to account for your ways while you lived here. Almost all of the aborted babies will find renewal and salvation with Him.

Is it possible to believe in a god without being religious?

A person might devote himself to atheism religiously. 

No, it is because these days the pendulum of a broken universe is swinging ever more slowly towards bottom dead center. People are not as capable as they were, even a hundred years ago. Because of this, two things are happening. The population is growing because people do not have enough sense to abstain on their own until they are in a position where they can support the kids. And the other thing is that people don't have as much strength to resist the Devil's deception that there is no God.

You answered yourself when answering LaudaM. If I answered you, you wouldn't believe me. And if I asked you, you wouldn't answer any better than you did LaudaM.