God is in the Internet?

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Yes. For example, on this page.

Aren't we all children of God?

Therefore we all contain a portion of God.

So would it stand to reason that things we create have God in them?

Unfortunately this applies to evil things as well.

I'm not saying God is evil.

Humans can be evil and sometimes are.

All things are God!

(this is an opinion) 

This is a loaded question.  First determine the validity of God's existence and then this question can be asked.  For now the answer is maybe.

I agree with "redwoodhunter" who also answered this question.  It is a very subjective question, too, because the validity of God cannot truly be scientifically determined.  We could speculate the rest of our lives on that one and no one would ever agree totally with one another.

However, were God to exist, I would say he exists on every single website in existence, because if he created us and gave us all of these great gifts to write, learn, design, etc., hence to invent the Internet and the software that holds it all together and lets us so freely and amazingly communicate across the barriers of distance and culture... then everything we come across on the Internet has "God" within it. 

Yes, even the porn sites and the seemingly inane, useless debris that gets around on the Internet, because I believe we have free will as to whether we want to use these talents for what some would perceive to be good or "evil" (which is relative and different to each person, of course).  And it's what we do with these "god-given" abilities that gives birth to these products.  They don't just fall out of thin air, although some of us may wish they would dissolve into thin air : )

Anyway, just my two cents in Cyberspace.

Namaste

According to Google god is in the internet about 28,500,000 times (http://www.google.com/search?q=god  ).

I Agree on Ecrivaine32's opinion, though I'd make a small clarification -

 "...the validity of God cannot truly be scientifically determined."

The validity of God has already been scientifically determined, though there's a lot scientists debating the matter. In the beginning, at the singularity, the Big Bang theory can only occur when a very powerful force sets things in motion. This has been seen at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, which has been able to create small 'Big Bang's, though at the molecular level. The experiment creates something from nothing by colliding two atoms at very high speed (aka a large amount of kinetic energy) - this in turn sparks a chain reaction similar to the Big Bang.

For further clarifications, go to en.wikipedia.com, coz' I'm not sure about the details myself...just a regular student browsing the web were..

For those who believe no proof is necessary, for those who do not believe - no proof is sufficient.

... I believe so ... yes. :)

As for an example, well, erm ... what about Flickr?