""and how much more properties do they possess, that 'science' has not even labeled as of yet.
But you got it all figured out, eh?""

Nobody, to my knowledge, has suggested certainty that a deity does not exist, the consensus being that 1) There is no evidence of a requirement for one in the development of the universe, 2) There is no evidence of the existence of one in the universe 3) there are multiple fields of scientific enquiry only peripherally connected to evolution (some not connected at all), which all lead to the inescapable conclusion that this planet is 4.5 billion years old, not 6000.

Against that there is a bunch of Creationists who "know" that God made the world in six days 6000 years ago, and don't see the complete absence of evidence as a problem.

On the balance of probabilities there's NO contest.

Don T.