If the theist's case for omnipotence and perfect goodness draws on modal intuitions, religious experience, and fine-tuning arguments, showing the creation-inference fails leaves the positive case largely intact.
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God's primary attribute as designated by the Apostles' Creed, entailing that all possibilities are actualized
perfect goodness(Disambiguation clarifying that perfect goodness in this context means moral goodness specifically, not goodness in some other sense)
Perfect moral goodness, understood as a perfection attributed to an absolutely perfect being
religious experience(as used in philosophy of religion)
A personal encounter or moment that someone interprets as connecting them to God or the sacred—like feeling God's presence, having a vision, or experiencing a sense of the divine.