God... Truth or fiction?

The theory of Christianity also has many contradictions and conflicts.
And also, in my opinion, very many implausible facts.
For example, heaven and hell really get to me... you do something for 60-80 years, and then, depending on that, you end up somewhere for eternity... either you burn for eternity or you enjoy it...

This has always bothered me too, as it doesn't align with the idea of boundless divine mercy. That's why I believe in reincarnation, as a result of which a person - faster or slower, depending on their actions - moves towards the ultimate goal - a transition to a qualitatively higher level of existence (well, heaven, or becomes an angel or something like that)

Yes, I believe. Life may well have appeared a long time ago (not specifically on our planet). So what?

Official science says that the universe appeared a finite, specific time ago. And it will either end its existence by collapsing back, or it will continue to exist, expanding infinitely.

Yes, I believe. There is evidence, for example, from scientists. I even believe that each of us (people) is capable of creating it ourselves through the power of our soul... but this does not apply to the topic.

The evidence of scientists (Oparin's experiments), unfortunately, turned out to be very unsuccessful... What is said about them in our textbooks is another case of Soviet propaganda.
But I believe that life originated in this way. And at the same time - that it was created by God. In general, I believe that He constantly intervenes in our lives, even in the smallest details; we just don't notice it. We somehow think that if He doesn't shout to us that He has appeared, then He is not intervening; that if a sinner is caught and punished by the authorities, and not by an angel with a fiery sword, then God has nothing to do with it. A poor point of view, I must say. If God acts like that, then I don't believe in Him.

These are not fairy tales. And they are no more or less proven than the existence of the Creator.

Moreover, unlike the existence of the Creator, they have at least some evidence.

2AlexeyPank - Berserk did not mean all Muslims or Islam, but very specific Islamic terrorists. The rest of the Muslims can disown them as much as they want, but, unlike the Inquisition and the Crusaders, they are a real fact of our time. If you don't believe that they exist, try to speak on television with a speech offensive to Islam. It will be a miracle if you live for at least another year. If you say a similar speech about any other religion (even Christianity, which is now so fashionable to condemn), then nothing like this will happen to you.

2Ganymede - I'm sure you've also noticed that the values of Marxism (and, following it, the values of the Soviet Union) are very, very clearly derived from Christian ones :) Even Nietzsche, unintentionally, largely drew on the Christian system of values :)