God... Truth or fiction?

Regarding the Bible, the idea that it couldn't be altered came to mind because of the Inquisition. But couldn't the inquisitors have altered it? After all, there were many corrupt Popes who kept harems and were greedy for power and wealth. Berserk, hello! I'll try to explain my idea about the Absolute again, especially since some other participants (Knight, AlexeyPunk) support this theory. The Absolute is a flow of energy. Lightning strikes not because it's intelligent, but because it's made of electricity. The universe cannot tolerate stagnation. From pure flows of energy, objects (planets, suns, wow-vacuum) could have arisen. But once these objects appeared in the Absolute, they couldn't help but change it. Thus, the universe as we know it came into being. You see the Absolute as a god, but originally it was a collection of energy, not intelligent, but that doesn't negate the fact that it could create new entities. The intelligence of the Absolute, or rather, some of its manifestations (gods), appeared later, with its change. Love... Novizard, you're sleeping in class again! You ignored the argument about trials. After all, every unhappy lover dreams of sublime pleasure with their beloved. What you described is a trial... And you're still equating pleasure and enjoyment. Of course, I'm not talking about masochism, but remember the same sweet sadness or the paradise that the Herald described for himself.