I am an atheist and consider The Law of One plausible

[Adonai One]

With the present moment only truly existing and photons being the only foundational core of all experience, The Law of One gives me no reason to believe in anything beyond myself nor a divine deity such as a god.

All I see in the word "creator" is a creator of things. Elementary particles including the photon as the purported center of them all are the core "creator." I see no deity, no god, no theology, nothing transcendent about this.

Photons are not the foundational core of existence. Ra has stated that is only the foundational core of our universe. The intelligent infinity that existed prior to that, of which our reality is a distortion of, cannot be specified by any physics.

"Unity, at this approximation of understanding, cannot be specified by any physics but only be activated or potentiated intelligent infinity due to the catalyst of free will."

Why are you so concerned or attached to the label of atheist?

If a "god" or "creator" or "deity" is that which is all knowing, all powerful, and omnipresent across time and space, and what you are calling the creator is those things, don't you think you are going out of your way to warp the label of atheist to apply to yourself? Seems like kind of a stretch, wouldn't you say?

Also, what in your mind would the word "divine" even mean if not that which is created by that which is all knowing, all powerful, and omnipresent?

I will simply argue the photon contains infinity and every universal octave before it. I will argue the photon is the direct manifestation of infinity.

The universe is all knowledge, all power and all presence of time and space and I am an atheist. Your point?

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I don't see the creator as an independent thing. I see it as all things.