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Bibically speaking only, however please be open minded and consider both are captable pf evil doings. I do not believe in 'all goodness' or 'all badness' of either. Also please note in the source what is the best religious text to follow as a elightenment compass in the source or description. Thanks.

I believe in hell

I do not believe in sin

I do not believe in jesus

I believe in magic

I believe on a savior

I do not believe the higher power is a macbine

I believe in a supreme being

I do not believe in universalism

I do not believe on dualism

I do believe I have a spiritual mission

I am part buddhist

I do not trust destiny

I am not a skeptic

And to me the only true evil is absolute randomness

god tricked us into believing he was powerful and helpless (as I formerly thought compared to a superhero) however this is not the case at all proved in many circumstances

what happens when someone prays to god/any other deity (with their hands) (like not = worship), something bad immediately follows to someone or someone else across the world, usually only the specific persons that prayed for something good that happened

after much research, spiritual matters, and all forms of dreaming I've come up with this

1A A believer is a wizard

1B a unbeliever/atheist is not a wizard

2 It's the only way to explain why some people that became unique over a lifetime knew stuff 'the things man was not meant to know', gained extra talents, gained extra insight, became fast at things, only to result in a tragedy (look at every religious civilization on earth, they have been utterly destroyed after how many good prayers and buildings?

but why did these believers (including me) believe? Because religion is magic

'true magic is a deceptive force that swells the believer into utter submission'

the absolute most faithful person becomes a person without faith - either c.s. lewis or tv tropes

If you agree with me please give examples

people have longed believed in sorts of religion, philosophy and most who don't believe in something definitely seem to really want to believe something. Also many humans on earth (that have figured themselves out) don't seem to feel 'human'. The true definition of human is 'what it means to be human is having weaknesses'. That means something must've been powerful before humans came into being. Look at ancient rome for example: They were far too strong and smart to have built there country before sufficient technology was made. I myself an an atheist, and I've had an extremely difficult time thinking 'nothing is out there', the world is far too big for that to me true. Reference: the earth is the center of the universe theory (not within people's minds, but in the actual outer space). What do you make of this? Unhelpful criticism (non constructive criticism) will be flagged, also comments unrelated to this topic etc. will be flagged. Since this is a theory, no comment will be downvoted. Also look at people's internet icons, most of them are not real humans.

besides that it don't exist

or besides that it is mythical

Not like a fictional god where superpowers or magic make a god

what would be / are the characteristics of a real god?

it has to be unique too (for the answers of the question to even be remotely accurate or the question to even be a remotely full question)

I mean someone thinks of a belief and it's never put to it's full potential so if something is not at it's full potential did it even truly exist (without the complications)?

and how would those wrongs be fixed?

unlike the others where you were suppose to not believe, this one is a believe

the secret is:

'believe in reality (that it exists)'