Ok. Let God exist. But, I should say, the concept of religions are byproducts derived out of some clearly defined limitations of brain. Brain is addicted to symbolism. It likes to function in an atmosphere of symbols. It likes dualities of symbols, say sin as a symbol and virtue too. It has a symbolic fixation about love, even when you are not loving. Same way, it could make unrealistic symbols like heaven and hell. Moreover, it will go with bohemian symbolic representations like equality, universal brotherhood and secularism. Projecting man as the most developed species is another symbolic addition to his instincts to dominate one and all. Likewise, religions are mere symbols derived out of law of exploitation. Everything related to religions are enriched with symbols, so that man could continue searching among the many thousand nonsensical symbols until he die as a slave to their priestly business. Religion is nothing but the symbolic design of cunningness of man's brain to divide, exploit and enslave the mass. Let the God in you remain bravely enough without the support of any symbols. After all, you say that God is omnipresent, so why a symbolic limitation?