@Al-Fatihah,
Why do you find it necessary to defend your parochial belief in
your "God" with an ill - conceived appeal to "logic" ?
The answer to that is
either you are uncertain of your beliefs and are trying to rationalize them to yourself, or you are
attempting to secure your "ticket to heaven" by doing your duty in confronting the infidel.
All
scientific theories are "best fit" solutions for the explanation and prediction of data. They help us predict and control what we define as "our world". They are open to constant revision. Logical "proof" has nothing to do with it. Theories tend to form of a self supportive paradigm of mutually coherent interconnections.
Scientific theories differ from religious beliefs because the latter have no power of prediction, merely "control" at the social level . They operate as
post facto "explanations" of what the believer sees as "significant events". The social control factor is dominant, as is their role as a psychological palliative to alleviate our lack of total control. Parochial revision of religious details is resisted, hence the failure of some medieval religions like Islam to adapt to a changing world and police its adherents.