i can support Christianity more than an athiest can support Athiesm.

Well, let me explain that i am new to this site, and im still figuring this out as i go. I will try to be more specific and stick to the point. And im a laid back dude so please excuse me if my language is simpler than most. Well, the things I must prove. The only proof that there is to support the Christian God is the Old and New testiment of the Bible. This explains that he is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent. It also explains that he created the universe and everything in it. It also explains that he sent his son, Jesus Christ who was resurrected after 3 days. All of this is included in the only proof that we have for it. There was a man named Jesus Christ who lived during that time period. Whether he actually performed miracles is still a mystery. Now let me say that i probably should have been a little more specific in my topic on what i was going to be proving. But, in religion, you really cant prove anything. I can prove that everything that happened in the bible may have happened. One thing to understand is that, because these time periods were so far back, much evidence that may have existed may no longer exist or has still not been found. Your statement about my argument of "how god can never be disproven" is partly true. But i was also thinking of something else. If God is all powerful, which the bible says he is, and if he created everything, than that also means that he created science. He created all of science. Therefore, he is above our ideas of science. Our laws of nature dont have to mean anything to him since he created them. That is why science can never disprove God because he is not affected by those laws if he is all powerful. Science supports Religion in some ways.I apologize for not stating any evidence to support my claims on how science supports religion in some cases. I didnt realize how little time you have to prove your point. lol. I'll lay out a few examples.1. Evolution can support the Bible's concept of the world's creation in "seven days"One must note that the Bible is...i think its like 2000 years old. It doesnt matter exactly how old, but we knows it pretty ancient. The text has been translated through thousands of languages (and on a side note, i find it amazing that it still makes so much sense even today after going through all that) and some words have had their meanings mistranslated or it just doesnt mean the same thing today. The word "days" in the bible, actually is interpreted into the words "years, 1000 years, and times/eras" Therefore the Bible can support evolution and the creation of the Earth. God may have not invented the Earth in seven days, it may have taken a lot longer than that. And this hints that God might have pushed evolution along.Note that this doesnt prove that the Bible is talking about evolution, but it supports it. Also note that, since this is a religious argument, not everything can be proven. Same would work for a debate on the Big Bang or athiesm. Not everything can be proven. 2. The weight of the soul.A scientist named Duncan MacDougall once measured the bodies of six dying human beings. Once they died, MacDougall found out that every human lost around 21 grams of bodyweight just as they died. The only theory he was able to come up with was that this was the weight of the soul. He also tested this in rats, dogs, and pigs, and its still all came out to be a similar weight. Much of religion has to do with the idea of a soul. Although not completely proven that the soul has weight, it still brings much evidence to support religion and Christianty. Christianity can only benefit you as a person. No, Adolf has nothing to do with it. If a person follows the word of God and tries not to sin, a person can only benefit from it. The bible teaches moral and ethical values that, even after 2000 years, still make sense. And since the argument about stoning women always comes up, let me say that the bible also say that the bible also says, "He who is without sin may throw the first stone." Okay, i think i addressed it all, or most of it. Tell me if i left something out by accident.