God... Truth or fiction?

I also love my poems. I love my works. But I don't demand that they have faith in me. I don't care what the letters of the poems whisper about. Let them argue whether I exist or not; I won't disappear because of it; I will remain. And if my poems suddenly believe that I didn't write them, but Vasya Pupkin did, the essence of it won't change.
And God, precisely because He loves His creations, will not be angry with them for such trivial things as faith or disbelief. Don't attribute human qualities to gods; it's not for us to judge them.

The example with the poems is not a good one because people are not like factory-made dolls; otherwise, all people would be the same, and they would be God's children. You are starting to talk about what I have long explained about children and parents. And God is, in fact, a person; you just need to understand that. He is one hundred percent God and one hundred percent human; He created people in His image and likeness. He loves His children and takes care of them when they ask. God even created all the conditions so that the human soul would live well; He created Paradise. All that is required of you is to believe and behave well. Is that so difficult? If you don't want to obey, you don't have to. God has given people the freedom of choice. If you tell God "go away," He will go away, and the devil will be glad because the child is left without supervision, and he can safely start working with the "client."

God doesn't even require worship. After all, not all believers go to church. Just believe and behave well. Is that so difficult?