Using scientific ways to test whether god exist or not on believer. Feasible?  

Hi bookworms, You have certainly come up with a unique idea, but I don't see many people getting excited about it. Most people are religious because they have been brainwashed from almost the day that they were born. Many drift away from the teachings, but the belief is still ingrained within them and quite a few will return to their original teachings or something like it. Someone recently suggested that it was very unfair, and should be considered a crime to teach children about religion. They have all this instilled in them when they are most impressionable and have no chance to do anything but accept it. He felt that it would only be fair to have those ideas imparted to a person after they became an adult and could make the choice for themselves. Granted that would be very difficult to do but would certainly give people a fairer choice. The danger that I see today is that some people who have gotten away from religion are not giving their children an moral teachings at all. It is like it was left to the churches for so long, that there is no one else out there. I know that this isn't true for all as many parents do an excellent job. It would be interesting to see how people would view religion if they had it explained to them for the first time as an adult. I'm sorry if I have really gotten away from your topic here, but proofing God scientifically is going to be difficult as it seems he prefers to avoid the test tube. Blessings.

Or there's another way that doesn't involve cutting and slicing.

What do you do when you want to solve a mystery? You look for clues.
There's a folk lore tradition 'The Doctrine of Signatures' and it means that certain herbs and plants have parts that resemble parts of the human body. These herbs and plants help that part of the body to recover when it's not functioning correctly. How does flora know to do that? There are herbs that help to restore balance in the human body and cure illnesses because they mimic human hormones. Again, how do they do this? There must be some form of intelligence behind it and one that's connected to both plants, herbs and humans.