Religion allows you to claim to "know" something you don't know.
I disagree. Religion (a.k.a. faith) allows you to know something that you can't prove. Might you be wrong? Of course, but it doesn't necessarily follow that the choices you make based on that (incorrect) knowledge are wrong. The Christian religion, for example, follows the "golden rule" which is a very good representation of the libertarian non-aggression principle, only it was voiced more than 2000 years ago.
I've never heard a scientist use the words...."I know that I know".
Right, that's why we have scientists promoting carbon taxes and population control. They know that they know "scientific" discovery useful to the authoritarian state will get them grant money. The field of science has fallen a long way from its founding, and is very often little more than a branch of the state you claim to despise.
Who would you trust to diagnose and treat cancer, an experienced oncologist/surgeon. Or a religious crackpot that claims he can heal by laying on with hands and anointing you with his magical oil or holy water.
Neither.
The game is up, the people have asked the religious to show their hand,
it's a simple matter of "put up or shut up". You either prove this god that you can describe in such detail, or you face the fact that you're stuck in a chain letter, a game of Chinese whispers that has been going on for the past 2000 years.
Yet while you rail against the state and promote a pseudo-libertarian society (with you as emperor) that can never be realized, you also seek to discredit the one culture that was birthed as resistance to the (Roman) state and has stood against it longer than almost any empire to date. It will certainly outlast the US.