@MWal,
Prove what? You are the one making the claim. The onus is on you to backup and prove your absurd assumptions.
I believe in God, but I cannot prove that he exists. I believe because I choose to believe and, of course, there is the possibility that I may be wrong. But, I live my life in the expectation that I am right. My expectation does not make others (atheists) wrong either. They choose to live their lives as they deem beneficial to them also.
Your claim that hate rules in the absence of love is nonsensical and does not even fit into logical context. However, if you choose to believe this it is entirely your perogative. However, you do not have the right to force your opinions onto those who do not believe as you do.
Just as I, as a Christian, do not have the right to force my views onto others. I can offer an invitation, but if that invitation is rejected I should not cajole others into thinking as I do.