>>>You say you're an atheist - I'm sure you would say that you do not know everything. Would you at least admit the possibility of a God?
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>>Admitting the possibility of a God, no matter Its scope, (in)capacities or morality, would imply that I'd have to formulate answers to at least some of the beforementioned quests. I think that would be a tour de force that I'm not capable of. It is far easier to explain things if we dismiss the existence of a God. Do you know of a quest that can easier be answered by a believer than by an atheist?
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>Sure. Where did we all come from.
>Atheist: Well, see there was this primordial soup and in a confluence of coincidence, luck, and physics, there was an explosion. And then.. and so on.
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>Believer: It was God's doing.
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>I still go with the Atheist answer, but almost any question is more easily answered by a believer.

Here you got me! :)

But... (I don't give up so quick, as you note(d)) when asking for more and more details, in the end the believer has less and less answers. I hope.