>Now, you're essentially asking me to prove God?

No I'm not.

> At some point (if you think back far enough), there has to be an explanation of an origin that defies anything scientific or logical.

I think it is time to dust off some grade school science textbooks.

>Beyond physical creation itself, you have the testimony of countless people over the centuries, many even having died for what they believe.

The majority of people once believed that the earth was flat. Having a number or a large number of people believing in anything doesn't make it true.

> Still others maybe around you whose behavior turned completely around who attribute their behavioral change to a born again relationship with Christ.

Having them attribute it to something doesn't make it true.

> Still, folks want to discount the Bible without so much as looking into it more than a superficial manner.

What I see far more is people reading it, not understanding it and then using it to push their views on others.