Conscience cannot be guided by science and has no definition for what is right or wrong.
Morality is not a scientific process.
To the conscience of the Nazis, killing the jews was moral. So thus there exists no
objective moral values inherent to human nature. Our conscience has been guided by
religious values which takes God as a source for morality.

If something is known, it defeats the very purpose of being an Unknown. There would be no need of faith
in such a situation. Something that exists in a dimension which has no time, no physics, will not subscribe
to our logic.

To use a simple analogy, here is what you are saying,

1) I am going to propose to this girl. I wonder if she is going to accept my wedding proposal. (Unknown)

2) I have already booked a wedding date and venue.

3) I have already bought a wedding ring.

4) I have already sent out the wedding invitations.

5) She slapped me yesterday.

6) IF she doesn"t marry me, she does not exist.

Not only does what you say contradict point number 1, but are also nonsensical in nature. However, there
would be less contradictions if she has sent you a valentines day card before, or given you a kiss, or winked
at you, or hinted to her friends that she loves you.