How does everything lead to his existence and power?

Lets think of ourselves as an example. We are humans, alive and capable of doing numerous things. We have a brain to think with and a body to perform with. How did we come to existance? Did we just evolve out of nowhere? I think not. Surely there must have been a high power who created us, who created the whole world-the universe. That is when we come to conclude that every living thing leads to God.

Do you identify with any particular religion or are you an unlabeled theist?

I can't tell by this statement if you doubt evolution or just abiogenesis. The first is worse than the latter.

It seems to be a bit of both.

We didn't evolve out of nowhere. We evolved from some very basic form of life over billions of years.

I have personal beliefs about God, but I also understand that my thoughts and beliefs could be a delusion I created or simply a part of my imagination. But I have a very intriguing, creative belief about God, human beings, monkeys and banana's.

I also believe that nothing is everything. And evolution is very obvious to me, provable, falsifiable, and observable.

I dont believe God can be found in the pages of a book, maybe the word God, but if there is a being named God, who is that intelligent and powerful, that creature would be shrouded in mystery.

Yes, I believe in the existence of a personal God. I'm not going to read through all 11 pages, so I'll make a brief response to this:

You pose a fair question, but there is really no manuscript evidence for your hypothesis. When it comes to the NT, we have numerous attestation, damaging details (which wouldn't be included if people were making stuff up), and manuscript evidence.

It does not defy logic. It is logically possible for someone to part water. You may believe it to be improbable, but it's logically possible.

What is faith? How can it move mountains or part seas? Is faith a material object? Scientists now know of something that we cannot see called dark matter...could this have something to do with it?

Then again, physical evidence shows no support for faith and prayer causing miracles.

No, things such as faith, justice, reason, thoughts, propositions, universals, and abstract entities are all immaterial.

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Then again, physical evidence shows no support for faith and prayer causing miracles.

That's like trying to weigh a car with a yardstick - it's a category mistake. The physical sciences have no bearing on the immaterial.

So we need to look at faith at a psychological level, like we would our perception of justice and the rest of your list.