If God truly exists, then what kind of god is the true God? Surely everyone has pondered this at least once. Each religion claims their god is the true one. Yet many also believe that no god exists at all. This is likely because, they have not seen the evidence of God’s ideal clearly revealed even if God really does exist. If God truly exists, then the substance and reality of God must be testified to.
However, the gods described by today’s religions cannot be truly proven in real life. They are merely the Christian-style God, the Buddhist-style Buddha, or the Islamic-style Allah—limited to the framework of their respective ideologies and doctrines. These gods are nothing more than deified versions of those ideas, bound within the confines of human thought.
Most religious teachings today are nothing more than emotionally stirring beliefs or truths based on human determination, motivation, and repeated resolutions—or theories founded on human knowledge and experiences, which have been deified and turned into scriptures. This is like the protagonists in biographies of great figures being deified through people’s excessive embellishment and pretense.
In reality, these religions accept unverified rumors, vague traditions, and unexamined experiences as if they were factual, true, and absolute. This blind acceptance has become one of the major reasons that all religions today are inevitably corrupted, decayed, and filled with falsehood.
When you closely examine their scriptures, you’ll find absurd lies, errors, contradictions, and flawed logic. Yet within deified religions, even such absurdities cannot be denied—because the religions themselves have been elevated to divine status. In truth, over the course of history, the most violent and brutal institutions that have taken the most human lives have been religious groups.
The absolute obedience and absolute authority demanded by religion have enabled power-hungry individuals over time to invent endless fabrications, hypocrisies, pretenses, and falsehoods. Without any verification or scrutiny, these deceptions have been compounded, layer upon layer, and passed down through history. As a result, religion has become the most corrupt and depraved system on the earth.
In fact, absolute obedience and absolute authority before men are the most dangerous desires, inevitably leading to corruption, depravity, and falsehood. Religion is the result of these endless human desires—fabricated, hypocritical, and hollow. Thus, every religion on earth can only explain a god or scripture limited to the doctrine and ideology it teaches. Most scriptures and doctrines are made up of fictional, hypocritical, and deceptive content promoted to suit their own preferences.
In every religion, God exists in the Bible, Buddha in the Buddhist scriptures, Allah in the Quran, and the gods of Hinduism in their texts—but none of them offer a truth or a divine being that is universally experienced or applicable to every person’s life and reality. Outside their religious boundaries, none of them can clearly testify to or explain the truth or the essence of a divine being as something that can be genuinely experienced. In truth, they are religions without true truth and without a true god. That is why every religion deifies itself.
They offer nothing more than emotionally moving words or theories. The vague and abstract hope of “someday” becomes the lifelong driving force of belief—yet that hope never truly comes to fruition. Even when it seems fulfilled, it leads only to more insatiable desires. Religious faith today is no more than a pursuit driven by selfish ambition to fulfill those unquenchable desires.
Like dough inflated with yeast, faith based on such hope only results in running in circles like a hamster on a wheel. Believers spend their lives committing sins, regretting them, repenting—and then sinning again. This vicious cycle, stirred only by emotion and speech, cannot be called truth. Isn’t this the very faith that keeps people trapped in empty resolutions, pride, and futile repentance driven by emotional sermons? This is the clear limitation of all religious people.
There is no religion today that truly reflects the power of a living god—one who actively works in every part of life—or that produces real, tangible results according to its scriptures, like light and salt, providing a model or inspiration for others. That is why so many believers are now leaving religion.
The endless corruption, depravity, lawlessness, falsehood, and evil that religion commits—crossing even the boundaries of what conscience can tolerate—are nothing but factories for producing fanatics who lack conscience. Far from being models for others, religious people often behave worse than non-believers. In this world, it is often the conscienceless who teach and are taught. As religion spreads, so too does corruption, depravity, falsehood, and unspeakably cruel and vile acts. What can hypocrites who promote only pretense and lies truly teach or learn?
Those who have spent their lives stirring up believers with emotional words—urging them to awaken, resolve, and feel inspired—how can they be role models? Teachings based only on lofty sermons—how can such things be applied to life or be truly experienced?
The reality of believers’ faith is that it cannot even resolve their own feelings of emptiness, sadness, or fatigue. As they grow older, their hearts become more worn, more exhausted, more empty. Their faith only deepens their hunger and emptiness. How could this ever be filled with mere emotional inspiration? No matter how delicious a rice cake in a painting may look, it cannot be eaten. After all the years spent “believing in the truth,” how is it that they still don’t even know why they are hungry, empty, or weary? What kind of teaching is that, if not the blind leading the blind?
Isn’t the thirst, hunger, and emptiness that believers feel simply the cry of a conscience that has failed to find the truth? How can the empty words, doctrines, theories, and ideologies of fruitless religions be called truth?
Before speaking grandly of the universe, enlightenment, or transcendence—how can those who cannot even fill the hunger and emptiness in their own followers’ hearts, nor explain why they are suffering, claim to teach true truth? Who can fill the deep thirst of believers, or the emptiness in the hearts of all unbelievers? Is it not the very Creator of the human heart who alone can fill it? Is it not only truth that can truly satisfy?
If a true God and true truth really exist, then the hungry, empty, and weary heart should be filled with abundant joy and overflowing peace, verified and testified to by childlike purity. I seek to clearly and unmistakably reveal which god is true and which scripture is the truth, presenting both verification along with the fruits and evidence.
That which can fill your lifelong hunger, weariness, and emptiness with overflowing joy, gratitude, and abundance of thanksgiving—that is the power of truth. This is the very truth that this platform exists to reveal and prove, guiding you to experience the evidence and fruit of that truth.