I don't mean any one particular experience or kind of experince. We know the world is there, wihtout having to do a study on it eveytime we want to go outside, because we live in it all the time. So with belief in God. The Christian traditon has produced oppossition to oppression at ever juncture where it can also be blamed for such oppression. It's a way of life that has evoked the best and the worst in humanity, but the best I think argues louder than the worst.
Logic is only theoretical, expereince is direct apprehension of reality.
When one makes a leap of faith faith is confirmed. Then all the unbeliever must do is decide if the word of those who make the leap is believable enough to leap himself. But to make the leap is to have already decided. This is the catch 22 that usually keeps most agnostics from jumping, but it works both way. To make it is to have it confirmed.