God as a rootkit is a tantalizing analogy you could draw from his talk...
We have a reality - unless you deny it is running on something, even itself, then an object with the same characteristic of what is commonly referred to as God, is a consequence.
>We have a reality - unless you deny it is running on something, even itself, then an object with the same characteristic of what is commonly referred to as God, is a consequence.
That's a tautology: "reality exists, therefore God exists, given some arbitrary definition of God for some arbitrary definition of reality."
Atheists don't believe in God - any God, or Gods (because consider that there are many from the Judeo-Christian complex to the ancient 'pagans' to the nameless spirits of shamanism and animism) because no religion has provided any credible evidence of their supernatural claims, not because concepts like Godhead and the Trinity are incomprehensible.