I'll just answer the question "I didn't"
What I did do is what I've always done.. run through my head a thousand things.. and see if a universal theory can match it?
The normal things that run through my head are base questions of..
If hitler died why should he be punished, what makes him a sinner vs. a man who steals a lollipop? What makes a child molester a bad person?
Why is there always a quantitative variable that defies logic.. example: Scientist tell us we all eat calories and that they can measure are energy intake.. they say water has 0 intake meaning it does nothing and is not energy.. They tell us that people out there that can eat and eat and eat and gain not 1 pound are anomalies yet to be understood..
They tell us that people that are abducted by aliens are just.. "crazy"
They tell us all mystery's can be explained scientifically eventually.. mystery's such as remote viewing, psychic phenomena, manipulations of machines/computers through thought..
And they even have the gall to define laws (law of gravity, E=mc2) that we cannot supposedly pass nor break.. yet eventually they figure out how to break them, themselves..
And the last thing that runs through my head is a coincidence analysis program (I designed it myself
) which tells me in my real world life.. I find way too many coincidences.. and notice effects that define or break mathematical probability
Bottom line is for me.. I prove my religion (as I think of it) one day at a time.. and always test it.. and always become surprised and amazed..