Experience in itself has no meaning. Meaning comes from context. Experience is a source of truth, but not a test for it. Experientialism is either meaningless, self-defeating, or begs the questions, Evidentialism Christianity is a historical religion and it has been common for Christian apologists to appeal to the historical evidence of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as verification of it' s claim to be true. It is empirically or experientially based.
Truth is based in facts or events.
There is a distinction between facts and interpretation. There are special or unique facts that are definitive in determining truth. Truth must be general and observable or it cannot be substantiated. Positive Contributions Evidence must be public and objective. Private or subjective events are not really evidence.