The Time cube makes no argument (at least nothing coherent) in the first place, so I'll readily dismiss this.

But arguments for god are based on some sort of evidence.

How about the argument that the earth is the perfect distance from the sun for life to exist. 10 feet closer or further away and we'd all die. Therefore it must have been deliberately put there. With evidence - the fact that the earth's distance varies quite substantially and there are buildings taller than 10 feet on the equator - we can dismiss this easily. Without evidence?

Then there's the observation that we're complex creations and complex creations usually have a creator. It's a valid argument but you actually need to argue against the initial argument

Atheism has nothing to do with the notion that religion is inherently evil. It is simply a lack of belief in gods.

Not all atheists define themselves by their lack of belief. I certainly don't. Some atheists have an explicit belief, some pretty strong dogma, and an unshakable devotion to their dogma. They're fundamentalist, and they're atheists.