Compare her wording in #59 with that in #61. #59 is couched in what you call " ... a conditional, "If ...." manner: the start of #61 is a statement, emphasised in capital letters.
That, no doubt, is nothing more than a paraphrase of a certain passage in the Book of Isaiah - you know, the one which has God saying that he creates evil.
She also uses the formula "... actions attributed to ..."
I am aware that her #64 is an attempt to make out that she is speaking hypothetically, but if you follow her posts through the various 'The god of suffering', 'What does the deity look like', 'The deity should have done the decent thing', 'If you were the deity' type threads that she starts, she clearly has at least a residual belief in a God, otherwise she wouldn't be as concerned with said being as she is (in fact, she probably wouldn't have as violent an attitude as he does).
You don't need to have any belief in a god, residual or otherwise, to find the concept laughably absurd and the consequences in believers of such a thing contemptible, in some cases thoroughly pernicious and repulsively objectionable (seeking to discriminate and claiming a religious excuse to do so, for example) and in at least some instances downright dangerous to wind and limb.