Anybody that thinks God is a physical/corporeal/material being and/or thinks that people that believe in God believe that God is a physical/corporeal/material being is de facto deficient in understanding of theology/philosophy/metaphysics/religion.
Well, god isn't, so there.

But, a bit more seriously...
If you wish to posit a god that is "of another dimension", outside of space-time and the physical, well, who knows? Not me.
Otherwise, if you wish to posit a god wot is a bit like Jesus/Yahweh/Holey-Ghostey and co, then you got problems. This triune deity sent a bit of itself to be "in the world", is a "personal god", and is one to whom many millions pray every day on the hope or expectation of intervention in the physical world. With god on their side, how could the Boers lose the Bore War? With god on their side, how could Great Britain fail to win the Bore War? Jesus undeaded Lazarus, turned water into wine and so on, and his official SABS-approved church - Ratburger and co - verifies miracles.
Endless other examples.
The point is though, that there is supposedly intervention within the realm of the physical by the "divine". So the normal regularities ( your "Laws", if you like! ) observed in the physical world are not so regular, and are fucked over every time Jesus or Mother Mary answers a prayer. There has to be some kind of "interface" between the physical and the "spiritual" allowing this.
Beeg problem though - this is not observed. Now, I know you are always trying to find this interface - you have blathered on about paired particles or whatever they are called, and about nanotubes in the brain, without any success.
So, all I can see is that those parts of "theology/philosophy/metaphysics/religion" that claim anything non-physical ( souls, spirits, tokoloshes, god-knows-what-else ) are just deluded.