Christianity is the one true religion

I have investigated the possible religions. Especially Islam and Judaism. I notice other religions have the same pattern except some who believe in multiple gods. I basically look for morality in the religion as truth. I have been meaning to say this. What is morality? What do we consider moral? One can say it is moral to not be a rapist, but another will say the opposite. Who is right? But to the point. God can pretty much say if He created the world, then he knew what it would be like on Earth. And if he spiritually created us, then He knows what our morals will soon come to. Some people blame God for things like letting kids die in a flood while parents prayed for help. While that claim is false, I see two solutions to God doing good out of this for the kids and parents. A. God sent them to heaven and away from the sick, disgusting modern day world that is corrupt with greedy politicians, corrupt cops, dictators, fascists of unbelievable control in politics and church. or B. The parents can see it as a way to be strong. They know what it's like to lose a kid and they can cope with people or family members who've had the same problem. God wouldn't have done this. Instead, it was Satan, who God did allow to be free in his decisions. It's about the after effect that counts. Now I provided with a burden of proof that is practically IMPOSSIBLE to prove physically. You can't see God by looking in the sky. You could see a cloud shaped like Jesus, but that's about as close as it gets. History has had accounts of certain Christian documents to be true. The Amazing Atheist always puts emphasis on Jesus being a fictional character that might as well be like the Cat in the Hat. There are letters about a man named Jesus and two address the man known as Pilate in the letters. To me, that's too much to be a coincidence. Also, back then, it was recorded many people died for refusing to denounce their faith in Christ. Why so many? Summary 1.Evidence from Christian sources The actual 27 New Testament documents and writings of the early church leaders (fathers) 2.Examples of evidence from secular sources a02;Cornelius Tacitus, a Roman Historian mentions that Jesus was the founder of the Christians and was put to death by Pontius Pilate. (Writing in 112 AD) a02;Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian (born in 37 AD) mentions that Jesus' brother James was stoned after he was brought before a council assembled by Ananus. a02;Thallus, one of the first Gentile writers, wrote to try and explain away the darkness that occurred when Jesus died. (Writing in 52 AD) a02;Pliny the Younger, Governor of Bithynia, wrote a report on how he was killing both Christian men and women, boys and girls. There were so many being put to death that he wondered if he should only kill certain ones. (Writing in 106 AD). Why would so many people die for someone that didn't exist? 3.Conclusion There is large documented support, both Christian and secular, for the historical existence of Jesus Christ. The Jesus-myth is groundless speculation contrary to all evidence, and totally without basis. http://www.knowwhatyoubelieve.com... But even though we can't see God, the Heavens, or any of those such as much prove with 100% positivity, we can't prove much of anything of how the Earth or Life was created unless we experienced it by sight and proof. I can take Evolution because of the proof and observation of Charles Darwin, a great man in the field of science who was agnostic, not atheist. He knew we couldn't be 100% sure about the existence of God. There is a theory that atheists even believe in called the Big Bang. It's not considered The Big Bang conclusion, but the Big Bang Theory, a hypothesis. We know there must be a beginning to the universe due to the continuing addition today. So rewind, the big bang happens once all that light and stars are together and BOOM! Big Bang. But we haven't observed it for ourselves. Unless we can create another universe. Which I think Heaven is by MY hypothesis. It's another universe we can't see til death. Same for Hell. Now I leave you the Burden of Proof on Big Bang as a challenge. Why should I believe it as a 100% proven theory and not something that is still a hypothesis? I believe in it, but I still don't think it's 100% true. Which means I am putting faith into the Big Bang. Same can be done with Psychologists and Sociologists with the Nature and Nurture issue. Both can be right, but both are theories. How can you prove which one is right? I am a believer of Nurture due to my genetics didn't leave me to be an alcoholic like my mother. I became an independent Straight Edge guy, a Christian, a Punk Rocker, and an anarchist. Besides Christian, I am all those things my parents are not. You say it's improbable because it seems improbable. We cannot grasp power like God has. We can't empathize what it's like or the possibility. We only know what we know now. Technology, science, music, dancing, working, etc. My belief in God, Christ, and the Bible is the same as my belief in Big Bang, Cavemen, and monkeys being our ancestor. Richard Dawkins has stated we didn't come from monkeys, but rather we both have the same features thanks to a common ancestor who is unidentified. I make another hypothesis, Neanderthal. Did I look it up? No. Do I care? No. It's a hypothesis. I could be wrong, I could be right. So there is as much proof for Christianity being right as there is for the Big Bang or Cavemen. Maybe those writings were ancient Indians or Indians in general.