Christianity is the one true religion

Here's what my dictionary says and I agree since Christians believe in Creation. Religion: A set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe. Some or most atheists believe that the cause of the universe can be Big Bang or just that the universe never had a beginning or cause. That it was there all the time. They believe the nature of the universe can be many things up for discussion. But the ones I meet say there is no purpose of the universe. No designer made us or had plans for us. We just were there due to evolution and natural selection. Atheism also has what I call denominations. Some disagree on the Big Bang, some are agnostic, some are militant, some are what is called New Atheists. Organizations exist to carry out laws to say religion shouldn't have control over government or get respect by government. Unfortunately, that hasn't happened, due to our 1st Amendment. But back to the topic. P.S. Noah Ark claim was from my friend who studies a ton on Christian apologetics. And I mean study. He once brought 20 papers of research to a security officer on campus when told he couldn't smoke E Cigs in the building. I can't find any proof, but that is something I still plan to research. Why is Christianity the one true religion? Well I've said it's most peaceful, caring, forgiving, and reasonable compared to others, but that's up for debate. I look to the bible and see if anything it says is true. You even said yourself the bible contains some truth. If it has some, I wanna see how it can all be true. It's turned skeptics into believers. C.S. Lewis originally saw Religion has harmful fairy tales and myths. He went to convert people. Especially at Oxford where he met the great Tolkien. They would have discussions. In a movie about Tolkien, Tolkien was asked "Surely you can't believe in myths." Tolkien replies "Why not? I can. In fact, I do." Myths aren't entirely lies. They are the mere opposite of a lie. Are ghosts myths? Big foot? Big Bang? They start as theories and myths, but can become great vitalities of truth. Sorry if I sound like I'm trying to take this conversation to another place. But even Lewis himself said Christianity was The Big Myth. I'd look into C.S. Lewis and his conversion. Especially seeing if your local library has Mere Christianity, where he attempts to approach Christianity as a skeptic. You really want to know about the ressurection though. That part is the only thing reason can't solve. It is something you see in movies. That's where faith mostly is. Everything like Gods Law, Morals, Behavior, and everything physical, is reason. The spiritual is more faith. Some say Jesus didn't commit miracles, just duped folks. Some say he did. Some say he knew wonderful remedies and cures in medicine. It's all for interpretation. I liked the bible verse you brought up cuz it made me think. But like I said, it's spiritual when it comes to Ressurection. Paul was like any non believer saying Jesus died. But Paul persecuted those who followed Christ. Then he converted. Tell me these questions. Think about em. 1. Why do many people who convert from non theistic or theistic lives, usually convert to Christian? 2. Would you consider Newton and Galileo to be believers in something which could be false, even though they made very historically famous discoveries in astrology and physics? 3. It seems that when you go to the New Testament, it seems more like a realistic approach at life. Jesus heals people and is considered a saint or new leader, but those in charge of power and government want him gone. Would things like Islam, Himduism, or other religions seem unrealistic? And to end this, here's what I've heard. Religions say they are the truth. Jesus says HE is the truth.