No, it is not, it is always on the party that makes the claim. You need to prove that something exists, not the other way around. If it was the other way around you would need to prove that leprechauns don't exist.

The thing about the Big Bang is that all of the evidence that we have supports the theory, we have actual proof to back up our assertions. It is still a theory for the same reason that our understanding of gravity is still theoretical, we need to be 100% certain about every aspect of the theory before it becomes scientific fact. Until that day in the distant future we will continue to teach it as a principle because the scientific community knows that it is correct, just not every single last detail.

That being said, if god needed to exist in order to create the Universe, why does nothing need to exist before god in order to create it? This god character does not explain anything without raising further questions. Additionally, there is literally zero evidence to support the existence of god, therefore I remain an atheist.

Ok, I'll play along with your line of reasoning...

I'm not addicted to anything.  It would be nice to be able to have some fun in heaven.  For instance,  no porn - let me watch the Victoria Secret fashion show.  No drugs - let me smoke a cigar.  No booze either - gimme a Sharp's then.  No sex with strangers - let me bang my girlfriend/ wife.  Now, am I still a sinner?

Furthur, everybody sins at least a little throughout their lives.  That's what confession is for - to be absolved of your sins.   That's what last rites are also for.  Are you telling me those two key tenets, of at least Catholicism, are not valid? 

My primary point is that you cannot have free will in heaven,  and thus, without free will you are someone's slave, to put it bluntly.

To make it quick, basically, since the people chose to obey God on Earth, they get rewarded in Heaven, where they can continue to do it. He isn't forcing it on them because they want to obey him.

Your missing my point: There are a lot of good people on this planet, my mother is among those.  However,  my point stands.  God doesn't force anything upon us in our earthly lives.  Why should heaven be any different?  No one is the perfect believer in God.  Even my mother has sinned in her life. 

Hell, I obey God's commandments as good as anybody I know.  When I screw up, I go to confession, like every other good Christian.  However, the fact remains that I want to have fun in Heaven, like everybody else, and without free will, I cannot enjoy life anywhere, whether on this planet or in the afterlife.

But, the people in Heaven don't want to do most of the things you listed, which is freedom for them. That's my point.

Nighthawk117 said:

Then, in your opinion, what do they want to do in heaven for the rest of eternity?  Bottom line, do they have free will?  Can they think for themselves and act out of the box.. i.e. can they go crazy for at least a few milliseconds here or there?