"Challenge any atheist and they'll admit that the existence of one or more deities is possible, but very unlikely." To which I counter: "Needlepins & how many

"Challenge any atheist and they'll admit that the existence of one or more deities is possible, but very unlikely." To which I counter: "Needlepins & how many angels they can hold." It just doesn't matter. "God lives in a place where reason can't go" is the kind of weak argument I hate most about theism. If you're arguing about the remote possibility of god existing, you're pulling at straws. Is it so hard to accept that we are just animals with highly evolved, yet ultimately limited brains? Is it so hard to accept that we can't understand everything?