changing emotionally does not constitute to a change, and it doesnt strengthen the case that God exists. there is a plethora of events and agents that can cause a change of emotions. in fact, a change in emotions tells us absolutely nothing about reality, and only hints a change in one's perception of reality. changing spiritually is totally outside of rational discussion.
for one to believe that God loves you or that you are not alone in life does not require God's existence. interestingly enough, having your prayers answered does not indicate that God exists. being saved from a near-fatal accident does not require that God exists. if you think about it, there is not a single phenomenon at all that we can conclusively credit God for
now, in the bible, we had some real works of God. i mean parting the red sea was something, and how those jericho walls, eh? and jesus? walking on water, healing the blind and paralytic, turning water into wine, commanding the weather and nature. he really had God on him. those event are the things that would require God's direct input, wouldnt they
to bad all we have to show for all God's power and greatness is a collection 2000-year-old middle-eastern writings...