Not allowed to be dogmatic and not supposed to comment on other people and their beliefs on this forum.
That person isn't here and isn't posting here, so it's okay.
But more importantly: this once again is you running away from the point made.
You seem to be latching on to anything you can to avoid having to address the elephant in the room.
I’m not running away but know exactly why I believe and have confidence in Jesus Christ.
And he knows exactly why he believes and has confidence in Lord Krishna.
It comes across as preaching and proselytizing.
Yes, but that's not the point I'm addressing.
I'm only addressing your claim that this anecdote of yours is to be seen as "evidence" or "proof" of your beliefs.
While in fact they simpley ARE your beliefs. Not evidence thereof.
Just like in the case of my friends brother.
Almost the exact same scenario's. You both found strength and motivation in your respective
religious beliefs to turn your lives around. That's great. But that's all it is.
It's not evidence that your beliefs are accurate.
Clearly it's not such evidence because as explained already:
you can't both be right, but you CAN both be wrong.
But don’t see anyone coming close to Jesus Christ, His life, miracles, rising from the dead, fulfilled prophesy, and my personal experience confirming all this for myself. You have your view.
My view is that you have religious beliefs.
And the mere fact that you "really believe it", doesn't make it true. Nor is it evidence.
That's all I'm saying.
You claim it's evidence and proof. It isn't. It's belief, without evidence, from beginning to end. Which is fine. It's just wrong to claim it's something more then that.