Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

[The Valkyrie]

But that's just it-- we have plenty of examples of scientific discoveries that explained things we did not know or understand, and not a single one of them involved supernatural beings or forces. None. Not a one. Zip. Zilch. Nada.

The next discovery that we can directly attribute to god --or any other supernatural force or being-- will be the first. Based on that track record, why would you claim that the atheist is making the error in expecting that trend to continue?

here's a hypothetical question: if the biblical God has existence, is there any scientific phenomenon that couldn't be explained as being a product of creation?
i personally didn't come with anything, but maybe you can.

THe same can be asked for a hypothetical Odin, or Zeus or any other creator god.

If you use that supposition as proof for your deity then it can be used as a supposition for any deity humans have and will invent.

If Cyril the Space Wombat exists, is there any scientific phenomenon that couldn't be explained as being a product of creation?

Apart from Cyril, Himself, of course.

The question is as silly as any I've encountered from theists up to and including, "prove atheism is right".

So, no, it doesn't leave your particular imaginary friend as the default position.

You're just playing word games to justify your beliefs.