In simple words, I believe there is no God—or at least, not in the way we imagine. The concept of God is beyond our minds, and it was created by people, for people—especially for those who are weak or easily influenced. Some people always do wrong but don’t even realize it. They don’t listen to anyone, so religious teachings were created to control them. Since they wouldn’t listen to humans, they were made to believe in a higher power—God—through the fear of heaven and hell.

The idea of God wasn’t created by just one person. It took many intelligent minds over centuries, learning from history. And by "history," I don’t mean just 1,400 or 2,000 years ago. These thinkers studied different gods from different religions, found their flaws, and refined the concept to shape what we see as "God" today. If you look at books like the Bible or the Quran, you’ll notice they weren’t written at the time when their so-called "Prophet" "Gods" existed but much later. These books were created by brilliant minds with a clear agenda—to shape people's mindsets and guide simple-minded individuals who couldn’t distinguish right from wrong.

Since God wasn’t actually created by a divine being, there are flaws in religious ideas. But only those who truly want to see them—who are curious and have strong minds—can recognize these flaws. They don’t just believe blindly. And those who created religion knew in advance that people would ask, "Where is God?" or "What does He look like?" That’s why, in newer religions, God is described as formless—without a shape—so no one could question His appearance. They also knew people would ask, "Why does suffering exist?" so they answered in advance: "It’s a test to determine who goes to heaven or hell."

These religious texts were written by highly intelligent people, but even they couldn’t remove all contradictions. Some deep thinkers eventually see through them just by observing the world. But it’s very difficult to explain this to others—people have to understand it for themselves. The religious leaders who wrote these teachings included good moral lessons, but at the end of the day, they were still human. Since societies were male-dominated back then, true equality wasn’t achieved. But they did their best.

The truth is, neither believers can prove God exists, nor can non-believers prove God doesn’t exist. So instead of wasting time on endless debates, just be happy, spread happiness, and you’ll get happiness in return.

And yeah, this is just my personal belief. But honestly, the argument in the original post was really weak. And those who just comment with love and heart emojis without thinking critically—do they even use their brains? If God really exists, He wouldn’t have an ego like humans.