Well that is a little presumptuous now, isn't it best?
Am I right in assuming that you are saying that Aristotle's metaphysical writings and theories we based solely in trying to disprove the jewish god? If that's the case, he did a horrible job since aquinas lifted his unmoved mover "truth" directly from him.
THe reality of the situation is that aristotle's life wasn't influenced by jewish theology, he was a greek living in ancient greece, jewish theology was inconsequential to him.
None of this really matters as all of aquinas's "ways" have been proven to be crippled by logical fallacies. You can not logically prove the existence of god.