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Mary attacks John’s argument by pointing out,

A. The invalid premise : There is no premise used, Just a statement being said
B. The erroneous conclusion : Yes there is conclusion " there is no god " w/o any facts so this option can be kept, Lets see others
C. The limited scope : This option is out of scope,
D. A missing assumption : Doesn't state any fact which can lead to any assumption, Rather its a statement
E. An inherent ambiguity : Clear in his statement, no ambiguity

Clearly B wins :
IMO B
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