You cannot prove something does not exist. Therefore you cannot prove God does not exist. QED.

There is a possibility somewhere there is a God, therefore it is necessary true that there is possibly a God. QED again.

You can get trapped in logical fallacies all day with this stuff.

> bible literalist traditions

Which is where this argument falls apart. Just because some church, group, etc decides to interpret religious writings or lore a certain way, doesn't falsify all religions.

As we've already seen - new scientific evidence reveals some truth about the Universe, and interpretations of religion, world-wide, are modified to co-exist with the new information. How you interpret some particular religion is up to you.