I am a devout Christian. I accept the Bible as the infailable word of God, and in it's original form (Textus Recepticus, Greek Septuigiant and Ladoceia/Carthage Council resolutions). Ultimately, I believe it is the real, supernatural, ultimate God that gave it to us. However, some forms of the Bible are in error such as the Mormon Bible and Watchtower Bible, and current forms that would try to pervert the original scriptures.
I believe the key to these scriptures being passed down as accurate, due to the 99%+ agreement rate of all original turn of the 1st century texts, as being identical with the hundreds of other documents preserved from that era.
Unlike other religions, Christianity's primary spreading didn't occur by the sword, as many other religions did, but through peaceful means in despite of incredible resistance during Nero's reign, and the reign of other certainly anti-Christian kings and emperors of the time. To me, a strong proof that in the face of incredible opposition, established the worlds largest religion and set of beliefs.
As a Christian, I have witnessed actual miracles that were confirmed by legal, practicing doctors in my community of supernatural, verified healings. I have also seen many supernatural events take place, that despite any sort of critique that I'd love to give the situations, always shows that what I saw was legitimately supernatural, and in line with Biblical accounts of the supernatural.
I am also a youth pastor at a local church. I do this because I certainly believe that in a perilous world that we are in, Christianity needs to be given to the masses, expecially with so much evil on the rise. True Christianity is rooted in the fruits of the spirit: Love of sinner and sait, joy and not depression or pessimism, peace between nations and people in light of the Prince of Peace, patience for life's trials and tribulations and global affairs, kindness through giving to the poor and needy (which is far better than a government socialist structure, Christianity was rooted and founded in strong social work, according to Acts 2-8), goodness in exhibiting positive, life-affirming behaviors that help everyone, selflessness that seeks to help those around myself in anyways possible, and self-control from sins.
I believe in Absolute Truth, and God is absolute truth. There are right and wrongs in the world, and by following the tollerance movement, and other such movements, will lead to hate, and the opposite of the desired.
Ultimately, it's impossible to prove God to the godless, as the message of of the Cross is foolishness to those that are perishing (1 Cor 1:18). Nevertheless, I find it very easy to prove God in my life outside of the supernatural occurances.
Ultimately, I find God true for natural reasons I'll discuss later.
