For the purpose of Cosmological Arguments and Ontological Arguments, God is defined as that Being which is the First Cause.
God cannot create a true clone of himself, because the clone would always lack at least one Divine attribute of God. For example, the Clone could not be the First Cause.
Likewise for you Christians, Jesus contradicts himself in many ways, claiming to "come out from God" in one passage, but claiming to be equal to the Father and one and the same as the Father in another passage. This is a contradiction, because Jesus, who is allegedly the "Son of God" in the alleged Trinity, cannot be "God" because God is the First Cause, while the Son of God cannot be the First Cause.
So even if God had a "Son or Daughter," the Son or Daughter of God could not be equal to God, because they'd fail to be the First Cause, thereby lacking at least one attribute of the True God.
Either you can believe in One Creator God, or you can believe in no Gods (you'd be wrong here though,) but you definitely cannot believe in a plurality of "gods," because only one Being can be the First Cause.
Then if you go with what Isaiah states in his book in the Hebrew Bible, he point blank states, "There was no God formed before Yahweh, no Savior besides Yahweh, and there shall be no God after Yahweh."
This scripture logically agrees with the argument I made above. Either there is one true God, or there is no true God, but there are not "many gods".
Now what is an Ontological Argument?
1) God, as we understand Him, is a Being than which no greater Being can be conceived.
2) A Being which exists in reality is greater than a being which exists only in the mind.
3) Therefore, we can't be imagining God.
4) Therefore, God exists.
You'll note that this argument does not ascribe "magical" attributes to God. It simply defines God in point 1 as the Greatest Conceivable Being. Since the GCB cannot be imaginary, then God most certainly exists in reality.
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