You are going towards the proof that God does exists with these steps.
Yet if a single step is wrong, the whole thinking behind it is wrong.
It takes like six step for an average human to understand that you're wrong:

Universal means that they're true, anywhere, anytime.

Step Six: The Nature of Laws
"Laws of Math, Science and Asbolute Morality are Universal"

Even if we assume that Math's laws and absolute morality are universal, science's law is not.

Let's take physics as an example: laws that works for normal-gigantic masses does not work for subatomics masses.
So if you try to use classic mechanics ( or even the G.Relativity mechanics) to find the position, or the speed, of a subatomic particle, you fail. (They can be found using Quantum Mechanics)

Since a theory that unifies them both hasn't been found yet, they're both non-universal.

So the early statment:
"Laws of Math, Science and Asbolute Morality are Universal"
is wrong.

And that makes your test wrong.