I am a Scientist at the top of my field. I was an Atheist, but and am now an evangelical Christian

I will try and answer in a compatible format to that which you requested earlier, but the proposed response isn't something that can be reached immediately. First let me present the scientific process in an easy-to-relate, well-known, and somewhat simplified model:
The scientific process initially guesses some theory.
The scientific process then develops that theory.
The scientific process then predicts some implications of that theory.
The scientific process then compares these implications to what is observed in nature.
- If the measurements from the observations don't match what is observed in nature, it is wrong and discarded.
- If the measurements match the observations found in nature, it is said to be true.
- And finally, theories may be disproved if more accurate measurements contradict the results.