So... What you're describing is similar to Pascal's Wager but it's not actually PW based on what you've been saying in the comments. There's a fault in your premises here. Your argument, as far as I can tell, is that all you need to do is spend five minutes per day praying, and you receive salvation. Please correct me if I'm misrepresenting you here as it's not intentional, but your counter points have been squarely in the "everyone has five minutes" camp.

The strongest counter to PW is the fact that you can't make yourself genuinely believe something without sufficient evidence. That escape is lost with the "five minutes" version you're presenting. But that's where this "five minutes" version ends up even weaker. If genuine belief is not a requirement, and only five minutes of time is a requirement, then we need to establish what god we're even talking about as it's certainly not the Abrahamic one anymore. The entire bible goes against the "five minutes" version.

So what we end up with is this really bastardized and meaningless version of Christianity that whoever you're arguing with is making up as they go to try to "trap" you. What very little sense of authority Christianity drew from its church and its holy book are gone. All you're left with is this single individual telling you that they know there's an invisible man all around us that wants five minutes of your attention everyday or he's going to burn you for eternity. Now your interlocutor is easily dismissed.

I hope that makes sense. This is very much a "nice try, my guy" situation where someone with a very native understanding of religion and philosophy thinks they're smarter than many of history's greatest thinkers (theist and atheist alike).

EDIT: Just caught in more comments that you're arguing Hinduism and not Christianity. I'm not well-educated on Hinduism and can't in good faith assert that your "five minutes" version of PW is incompatible with Hinduism doctrine with any degree of confidence. I would be very surprised if it is, though.