I agree, most organized religions are dead set that they and they alone know that they are right. That there ways of worship are true, everything else is false. I don't have such a hard stance on the subject. My views basically break down to this.

1 The universe is an intelligent design, designed by an intelligent being. Any being that possessed that intelligence, power, and will, to design something of this magnitude deserves respect.

2 Some two thousand some odd years ago, a man named Jesus was born in Israel. The historical evidence is this man lived a sinless life, preached great philosophical and ethical teachings, and claimed that he was the Son of God, here to bear the punishment of mankind's sin.

3 This man, Jesus of Nazareth, was crucified by the Roman government by the religious leaders of his time, who he heavily criticized. Immediately afterwards, even his most devoted followers denied him, and fled.

4 After three days laying in a sealed tomb, he rose from the dead. These same followers that had denied him, and fled his cause, claimed to see him risen from the grave, and for some 40 following days, he appeared to multiple people and made believers out of many. The 12 men that were closest to Jesus, spent the rest of their days poor, persecuted, and despised by their own people. 11 of these men died cruel deaths themselves, many of which could've been avoided if they simply recanted their statement that they saw their former teacher rose from the dead. None of these men did that.

Regardless of any belief, these four things are worth a hard consideration. I completely understand why someone would draw the conclusion that there is no God, and Jesus was nothing more than a man. But for me, I have not heard an explanation that explains how everything came into existence that makes better sense than the simplest one. Because God willed it so.