The Existence of God is Impossible

Thank you very much sir for the compliment."I was hoping for a competent debater, and that is what I got." On to the rebuttals, the specific piece of information that I cited from the website www.big-bang-theory.com says," so where and in what did the singularity appear if not in space? We don't know" . Voters in this debate ,we have established that science is the basis of approving or disproving a matter. Since explicitly we don't know what happened , it is impossible to say that the lack of time deteriorates probability. Probability isn't contingent upon time, but rather the chance of something happens. The claim that a lack of time results in a lack of probability lacks fundamental foundation and thus lacks substance and we cannot credit that argument. The claim that there is no knowledge outside the universe is again unfounded because we have no science to say otherwise to affirm or disprove which again leads to the probability. Knowledge according to google is the "facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject." So in theory knowledge even theoretical knowledge could exist. Since theoretical knowledge can exist outside the universe knowing everything inside and outside does pertain to the existence of god. Now to explicate the statement,"Through knowing everything you have thorough knowledge that God is illusory." The only possible way to know, for sure that God doesn't exist is if you knew everything. From knowing everything is the only way to know If God doesn't exist. Since we don't , making the statement it is impossible for god to exist disregards our inherent ignorance and the multiple possibilities for their to be God. On to the free will argument, God is omniscient thus all knowing. God knows the thoughts, actions, and outcomes of all people interactions and events. From this conclusion God knows everything he is ever going to do and hence is subject to his own moral order. If god did something unforeseen then he would not be omniscient. Part b.) free will is relative to absolute knowledge, meaning to you and me our actions seem to be agents of free will because we don't know everything. However, on the other hand to an omniscient being nothing would be free will because all events have already played out and all outcomes are known. God exist out of time correct, however from our perspective God is eternal and has been since the past, during the present, and into the future. Conclusion: As the con my bop is proving the alternative of the existence of god is impossible by proving that the existence of god is possible, even if it is a trillionth of a percent. For this round we have established that science is the way we affirm or negate. It has gone uncontested that our universe began in a singularity as we both agree. It is said that we don't know what was outside the singularity and thus have not been able to prove or disprove anything. From this we can literally conclude that anything is logically possible under the premise that we cannot prove or disprove anything. This means that There being a God is one of the infinitely possible things that could've been outside that singularity. Our universe consists of the natural, outside of our singularity was literally the supernatural in which it is very possible that God could've existed. Brilliant round sir you are an incredible debater