It's absolute nonsense to say 'God believes in us' and that is what matters. That implies and allows a complete rejection of concrete human reality; religious idealism begets self-debilitating sceptical relativism. It's misanthropic and cynical. It's horse shit, I'm afraid.

If God has an agenda, it's a highly contradictory one at best. He's not much of a thinker. Nor, it seems, does he want his creations to be.

If God doesn't have an agenda, there's absolutely no importance surrounding whether or not he exists; he becomes an unimportant abstract, reference to whom we should totally eradicate.