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If a concept exists, then there must also be an object that this concept describes. If God did not exist, then the concept of God would not exist either. There are laws of nature, and all of them are described in sacred texts long before physics and other sciences began to study them. This raises the question of who created these laws, who is this Lawgiver? Who then created this universe, this sun, this earth, these complex laws that even the most perfect physics cannot fully understand to this day? It is impossible to invent anything that does not exist in the universe, in the cosmos, in other dimensions, in God. Try now to come up with something that doesn't exist, and even based on something that doesn't exist! Let's try to come up with something, at least one example.
Inventing is, unfortunately, your forte, so I won't compete, but the idea about the concept and the object is interesting. Try to develop your own thought: there is a concept of God, and according to your logic, there is also an object. This object can at least be touched, seen, or heard without special devices, or with them. What does God look like? Where can one get an idea of this object?