"god exists" <Why is this a relevant argument?

[TruthWorthy]

I honestly think that logically "god exists" becomes "god does not exist".
Let me explain,
Nothing is nonexistent so everything must exist.
(in some shape or form, be it a thought, if you like)
If you're familiar with the "Nothing is not not impossible" paradox - lol
And with mathematical double negatives where the two are cancelled out to become a positive:
ie. that minus, minus actually becomes a plus.
You'll notice that the "god exists" logical statement actually translates to "god (exists) exists"
which is a double affirmation, or double positive, which also cancels out to become a negative.
So that: "god (exists) exists", logically becomes "god doesn't exist".

I think that about wraps up the logical argument for "god exists".