closer to the truth

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Yes through critical thinking , by getting into the spirit of other's post.
This can be demonstrated by different means.
You adhere to the Christian label you should cop what comes with that

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You're reasons are secret, got it. So why should I give your religion respect? What reasons should I have for believing in what you preach.

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Why should I believe there is a creator?

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The thing is divegeester, you are may be a nice guy (or gal) with good intentions, but you lack the rationality of the theists and the spiritual fortitude of the sincere atheists. You peddle a shallow, muddled, indoctine-fueled vacuous ideology which is nothing more that you trying to appear slightly superior by adopting certain labels.

Originally posted by @apathist
Why should I believe there is a creator?

Where did it all come from, think about it critically?

Originally posted by @kellyjay
Where did it all come from, think about it critically?

It seems per physics math and observations that our universe began as a singularity. Physics math is quiet about how the singularity began existence, but conservation laws (and intuition) suggest there would be a mega-verse already existing, so it is turtles all the way down.

Or maybe the fundamental constants (more physics math) change over time in one way or the other for this reason or that, so that actually our universe is eternal.

But kelly, the mere fact that we don't know 'where it all came from' is not resolved by resorting to faith belief in ancient myths.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
Where did it all come from, think about it critically?

Again, why should I believe there is a creator. And more: even if there is a creator, why should I believe your preferred god is the correct choice.