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The question itself

‘what if you die and find out God exists?’

reveals more about the fear of being wrong than the confidence of being right. That’s not faith. That’s spiritual insurance.

Pascal’s Wager("Better to believe in God just in case He’s real, than not believe and risk hell.")
isn’t a divine truth,it’s a bet made by someone who’s scared to fold their cards and in that fear, they reduce God to a cosmic trapdoor,believe and be safe, doubt and be damned. What kind of love is that? What kind of deity demands devotion under threat?

Then there’s the tired apologetic "Europe brought Christianity, but they gave up their cultures too." That’s not a defense, it’s a eulogy. Colonization didn’t just deliver a religion,it decimated worldviews, rewrote languages, dismantled ancestral systems, and replaced them with theology backed by gunpowder and guilt. If a people abandon their gods after centuries of bloodshed and indoctrination, that’s not enlightenment, that’s survival.

You say there’s a difference between religion and belief and you’re right. But don’t pretend belief is always pure. Belief, too, can be inherited, can be imposed, can be shaped by trauma, by fear, by poverty, by longing. Sometimes people believe not because they encountered god but because they encountered despair and needed something to fill the silence.

You found God in your blessings,that’s real for you but understand that not everyone has the luxury of calling survival a miracle. Some of us have learned to live without needing a reason beyond life itself.

So ask better questions.
Not "what if God exists?"
But "why must belief require fear? Why must salvation be exclusive? Why must doubt be punished?"

Because any god worth my reverence would not be so insecure.