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Let's not get carried away, shall we? ;) You can feel the wind. When a hurricane blows you away, you can scream as much as you want that you don't see it :D Besides, wind is perfectly explainable scientifically.
But how can you scientifically justify God? It's impossible. Can you feel Him? That's also impossible.
We can start singing the old song about God in the soul, about reverence, etc. But why do some people have it, and others don't? By the way, I was baptized, and my family is all religious (fortunately, without fanaticism). I've known how to pray since childhood, and I read the Bible a long time ago. But all of this seems like such naive nonsense to me that it's beyond belief.
By the way, here's another logical paradox: Christianity isn't that ancient a religion. How is it that people in ancient times knew nothing about the God who created them all? They worshiped Ra, Zeus, and Odin, firmly believing that their gods existed and that they were the ones who created everything. And some Mugais danced in front of these people, claiming that they were wrong. Of course, in those days, they didn't mess around with non-believers and quickly impaled them. Time passes, but nothing changes. Except that no one will mutilate me for my freedom of conscience :D