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You've made several comments to me about that you live in hope of my conversion. For example here where you said. "Sadly. But where there is a heartbeat, there is hope."

What were you referring to?

We know what you believe. You keep asserting your beliefs as true, without (it appears) the understanding the reasons why some - including myself - reject your assertions. Rejecting your assertions, doesnt mean you haven't the right to believe whatever you want to.

But you keep asserting that they are true. The resurrection of Jesus for example is either true or it is not true. The Trinity is either true or not true.

An argument ad populum is a logical fallacy that use popularity as evidence of truth. Christianity could have double the numbers of believers that it currently has but that doesn't make its beliefs any more true.

Yes. Objective, robust, empirical evidence. Saying the contents of the Bible are true merely because they are in the Bible does not make said contents actually true.

 

But you also make unsubstantiated claims to truth and quite rightly are challenged on those assertions. If you merely said I believe in such and such because of my own personal experiences only, I'd quite happy to accept that.