''Be that as it may, they can't be proven wrong and can only be proven right.''
The existence of Zeus and his family of godlings can't be proven wrong, but that doesn't mean that it's justified to believe in their existence. If they can be proven right, that has yet to happen. Many thousands of years of believing in the gods has not produced proof in their existence.
I'm sure that you understand the principles of justification....yet you appear to ignore the requirements: sufficient evidence. Which does not mean what is written on ancient parchment or your subjective experiences.
