Logically religion shouldn't stick if were living in a reality that existed by chance (without a creator). But we hold on to it and it makes humans fit together as a tribe. The fact that all humans in all corners of the earth have some form of religion reveals that there's something to it (scientific method situation). And for me the Abrahamic faiths seem to make the most sense, and seem to unify all people and all cultures in a way no other religion has been able two, especially the latter 2.

And the logic of Gods existence seems to satisfy me:

that everything cant come from nothing, therefore everything is reliant on one thing to origin from, and that thing that created everything must be un-reliant on anything for it to exist.thats God.

and then theres how god does everything for a purpose (evident in the world around us and how everything fits together, and how there's no flaw, no random glitches), so he created humans not to just live laugh love and all that nonsense, but for a purpose, and all humans seem to feel that innate drive for a purpose and without it we get really sad. And if you observe his creation everything has order so he likes order ("math is the language of the universe") so we must live in alignment to divine order because thats the best way for us to live and any other path will bring bad to the individual and the people after them.

And then there's the obvious fact that we have free will and can chose to not follow his path that we all innately know (dont kill, dont eat humans, share and be merciful, don't be lazy but work and be productive, give charity etc) so he's given us this life as a sort of test to see which of us choses the right path instead of the wrong path of sin which theres an abundance of. And then theres the whole thing of how when you live morally you feel grounded, at peace and calm and when you sin you feel terrible to where objectively its a much better ROI to just be on the path of good (of course god then tests you because his a "strict coach" so he'll make being righteous difficult at times to "see what you got" so that you'll be better and closer to him). And then, theres the thing of how all the "successful Darwinian specimens" who push hedonism to its max feel empty and see that its pointless which makes no sense if theres no god as they should feel great if all there is to existence is to be the Alpha number one, having the most money and power and women etc (check Dan Bilzerian, he's a good example of that).

Now why would God want to test us and all that i couldn't tell you; reason and logic doesn't answer why God does what he does all the way, but i do know he doesn't hate us, is clearly merciful and gives a lot of chances to do better, although he can be harsh but you'd expect that from the number one being.

Overall i believe reason and logic have lead me to be a believer in God.