Those are your rules. A believer says, if you have faith, no evidence is necessary.

Then you say you don't believe. You claim no evidence is necessary to support your position. Likewise, I don't believe in capitalism: no justification of my stance is needed.

You say there is no evidence, but that is only because you reject what is offered. Yet you trot that same evidence out as tending to support the naturalist position. What? Hard proof for religions, but only evidence "tending to support" science (and that's only in your opinion). By the way, when did you verify Einstein's theories, or attend the CERN experiments? You must have seen them ... unless you are simply relying on what you have heard. How do you know I am real, scientifically, or that you are?

It is not a cop out to claim god is beyond science. That is what a god, by definition, is. At the very least, the uncaused cause, and what is your basis for saying the supernatural cannot interact with the natural. How can you prove that?