What would qualify something as "a God"?
If it can't be interacted with (there's no reaction from it to my actions) then it falls into more of a "Force of Nature" category, like a flood or an avalanche or Gravity maybe. Get out of it's way or ride the surf as it were.
It acts with intent - there could be a God that did Nothing, I suppose, but I don't think anyone would notice. If it's acting, but without intent, then something else might be acting on it. It would also prefer things were one way and not another (or it would have done nothing). Maybe in the same way Artists prefer canvases not to blank? It's also possible there might have
been a God, which finished our canvas and moved on to another.
Something that created what we call the Forces of Nature, but was not itself subject to them and could be interacted with, I suppose, would qualify for me as 'a God'. Which isn't the same as saying 'my God' if either it didn't really care what I did or I didn't care what it's preference was.
If we say 'there is no God', what definition are we using? Does it mean 'there is no Creator God'? Or does it mean, 'there is nothing to which I hold myself accountable'? Certainly there are things which are 'more powerful' than me... but this doesn't mean that we pay much attention to each other (I might even go out of my way to avoid their attention).
So, I guess what I am getting at is this:
How MUCH more powerful than me does something have to be before I would consider it to be 'a' God?
And at what level of relationship do I care? Thor, God of Thunder if he existed might be pretty useful for certain things if we got along and he could be interacted with, but would be unlikely to be able to help with, oh, say, a drinking problem.
I feel like there has to be an element of benevolence and wisdom as well as action and power. A God that wished me ill or was more or less impotent or insane could still be 'a' God just not 'the' God I was looking for. Not really interested in finding a lying God, that wouldn't be helpful.
What would your definition of a God be, if you were looking for one? What would you
hope to find, if one was there. And how low could the bar go before you either said 'nope, not a God' or 'not my God'. It's an interesting question.