The heavens declare the glory of God. The Bible declares Who He is.
From nature alone, whether you are looking with the naked eye, a telescope, a microscope, or the naturalist’s notebook, should tell the observer that there is a supreme intellect behind it all. You see design. Rocks can’t turn into people, I don’t care how long you give it to occur.
The Bible tells us that God cares about us, that He wants to communicate with us, that He wants to have a relationship with us, that He wants to redeem us. Furthermore, the Bible proclaims projections about the future. Dozens of those predictions were fulfilled to the letter in the first Advent, the appearance of God in the flesh, the Lord Jesus Christ. Gainsay it if you wish, pooh-pooh it if you wish, pish-tosh it if you wish, harrumph about it with other atheists all you wish; but it happened; and many good people who witnessed it were martyred with the truth of it still on their lips.
Furthermore, the same Bible that reveals Who God is also predicted the scattering and regathering of a people, the Jews, over a period of some 2600-3300 years. And it happened — in a day — you cannot make this stuff up; nor can you say it and bring it to pass. It is unprecedented and it is incontrovertible.
None of this has anything whatsoever to do with unicorns or Santa Claus or spaghetti monsters or anything of the kind.
Do the research with an open mind, and I guarantee — if you are a true seeker, you will find.
One truth seeker discovers Vishnu, another finds Jehovah, and a third person believes in Allah, which religion is the true one?
A beautiful sunset is nothing but light shining through atmospheric dust.