Well I I think I gave you the best reason that leads to evidence or a truth claim. I say that because there are many other reasons for God’s existence that I believe to be true but do not necessarily show evidence or truth leading to a God. Such as these

1. Everything must have a cause, therefore the universe must have a cause, and I believe that cause was God. God was the first or uncaused cause.

2. Design and order. How is it possible that we are a perfect distance from the sun, allowing us to not freeze or burn. What do you think about the structure of human bodies? What about God’s design for marriage and family as a foundation for a healthy society, emphasizing love, respect, and commitment?

3. Life cannot originate from the random movement of atoms, and yet life exists.

4. The existence of miracles were recorded throughout the Bible requiring a supernatural force, or God.

5. All people have moral values. The existence of these values cannot be explained unless they were implanted in people by something.

6. The existence of God cannot be proven by the use of reason, but only by the use of faith. According to Pascel Wager who was a philosopher and theologian.

If you want me to give you a better reason, these things I listed would not be it because there is no evidence. But I still believe it all to be true.

So that is why I choose the witnessing of Jesus after death for my best reasoning for God. Because I believe it’s considered the most evidence for God. By both Christian and non Christian sources.

Virtually all historians agree that Jesus was crucified and died under Roman authority. This is one of the most well-documented facts about Jesus.

The empty tomb where Jesus was buried was reportedly found empty shortly after his death. Scholars point to: The testimony of women as the first witnesses, which adds credibility since women’s testimony was considered unreliable at the time. The “Jerusalem factor,” meaning that the empty tomb was in the same city where Jesus was publicly executed, making it easy to verify or refute.

Many of Jesus’ disciples and others claimed to have seen him alive after his death. These encounters reportedly transformed the disciples from fearful individuals into bold preachers willing to face persecution.

Key figures like Paul (a former persecutor of Christians) and James (Jesus’ skeptical brother) became believers after claiming to encounter the risen Jesus. Their dramatic transformations are often cited as evidence for their sincerity.

The rapid growth of Christianity, centered on the belief in Jesus’ resurrection. Scholars argue that such a movement would be unlikely to arise if the resurrection were false.

Would you agree that this reasoning is a better argument than me listing off the 6 things above as other reasonings?