The General Theory and Practice of God: By Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

The theories and practices of God by Jews, Christians, and Muslims are very different. Their theories and practices of God differ because their theories and practices come from their different scriptures, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Qur'an. Then, when their three scriptures are interpreted by their followers, different interpretations become greater. Then,when their scriptures are translated into other languages, different interpretations become even greater.

Thus, scriptures are telling us why Jews, Christians, and Muslims are always ready to go to war among themselves and never try to live together. However, the development of such great differences between any two or more religions are either arbitrary or false. These differences are not even possible if one God exists and only one God can be practiced.

When I developed my first scientific proof of God in 2006, I did not find such a proof in any scripture because scientific proofs will not be found in any scripture. In the next four years, I found more scientific proofs of God. Since 2006, I also found hundreds of scientific practices of God. Some, but not many, of these practices were found in scriptures. My theories and practices of God led to the conclusion that scriptures are not the Word of God.

Thus, I conclude that all scriptures are history books that cannot be proven. They are about those ancient persons who sought theories and practices of God. So, I conclude that the Old Testament, New Testament, and Qur'an are history books about specific persons. These ancient people can be thanked by modernists but should not be worshipped, as if the writer is God or a Son of God.