Atheism is a lie.

I am not attempting to define God. I am using what people generally mean when they say God, which is a sentient creator. If he is not sentient, then he is not a God. Regardless you do keep referring to this God as he, which is odd considering you appear to be claiming this God may simply be a force, rather than anything with gender. If I were to discover an equation that would explain how we can get something from nothing. Which explains how matter came to be. Would it be justifiable to call this equation God? No, not at all. The definition of sentience is 'the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively', which must apply if we are to claim that this God has made us in 'his' image, or indeed that this God loves us. What you are doing, is making a scientific claim, and then justifying it but claiming science cannot provide an answer. You say God exists outside of the laws of physics or words to that effect, which is complete gibberish. You referred to quantum, which does not exist outside the laws of physics. It simply means what we perceived to be 'laws' were not laws, but simply events that occurred consistently in certain conditions. Everything exists within the laws of physics, as by definition the laws of physics are simply what is true. The fact is that we don't understand everything about these laws, and so any claims we make may be wrong. Hence quantum makes no sense if we use constants and rules that apply in normal conditions. The Old testament says don't worship any 'false' idols, not just idols. The meaning behind it being don't worship another God. Indeed an immaterial and eternal God does not make sense to us, and if it is true, then our laws would be wrong. If the science doesn't add up because evidence appears that challenges a scientific theory, you do some better science. Simple as. The plenty of reasons for not believing in God are due to probablity. It is extremely unlikely that a God created the world, so when someone tells me it without just reason, I don't believe it. Indeed it could be true, so no Atheist should claim they 'know' there isn't a God. However not believing it is hedging your bets with the extremely likely, rather than with the extremely unlikely. If I were to tell you, you were just about to turn to stone, would you believe me? No. (I hope). Would you even consider the possiblity? Probably not. You would think, what a ridiculous notion, and get on with your day. It is exactly the same with Atheism.Life can appear from non life, where do honestly think we came from? Humans are not 'somehow' different to animals. The balance of creation is not perfect. These are not things we understand, you are making things up as you go along. There are plenty of explanations for morality, read a book.I don't think you understand quantum at all. All quantum tell us, is that in different conditions e.g absolute zero, the laws of physics are completely different to how you might normally understand them. That doesn't mean they are outside laws of physics, it simply means what we call the laws of physics don't encompass quantum, which we will change as we learn more. For an Atheist to say 'I don't know' and be genuine about it, would be for you to actually consider the fact you are about to turn into stone. It is a silly idea based on no evidence, and it is a waste of time and effort considering it.