God, the force that created the entire universe, the multiverse itself, is not a white man. The sheer stupidity of believing this is almost incomprehensible, yet half the planet has been programmed to accept it as an absolute fact.
The Anatomy of the Lie
They made God in their own image. Not the image of something infinite, but their own white male centered image, with all their specific desires and fears.
Look at the gender. A man. Because men need power over everything, and patriarchy requires the universe to be structured around male dominance. If the source of all things is a man, then every man on earth inherits a divine mandate to lead and control. It is not religion at all; it is an ancient power structure wrapped in a holy robe.
Look at the color. White. Because white men hold power in the most dominant countries, and a white God serves to validate a white power structure. Paint God white, and suddenly white becomes the default standard for wisdom, purity, and supreme authority, while everything else is automatically cast as less than.
Then look at the body itself. This is where it descends into complete absurdity. They needed the appearance of wisdom, so they chose an old man with a beard and age behind him, because conventional thought assumes wisdom requires time. But then they hit a contradiction:
an old man looks frail, and an old man looks weak, and God cannot be allowed to look weak.
So they gave him the body of a young bodybuilder who hits the gym every single day. An old man's face fused with the physical frame of a fitness model. People actually believe this. They genuinely swallow the idea that the Creator of the multiverse looks like this specific, ridiculous combination of human contradictions. Half the planet walks around completely brainwashed, sleepwalking through reality.
The Neurons That Don’t Click
As a child, this programming is easy to digest because parents teach it and society reinforces it while your brain is still forming. But there is supposed to be a point in adulthood when the neurons finally click together and create illumination.
That pivotal moment when someone looks up and realizes that none of it makes any sense. For most adults, that moment never arrives.
From the Bible, the Quran, the Hadith, the Torah, to the Book of Mormon, the exact same dark pattern emerges over and over again: a man kills another man, and it is framed as righteous, justified as a direct demand from God. The sheer convenience of the justification makes the skin crawl, reaching far beyond what a healthy mind should ever accept.
Yet people read these exact passages, nod along, accept them without hesitation, and completely internalize them. The programming runs so deep that even full-grown adults remain blind to the cage they are living inside.
The Non-White People Calling a White Man Their Lord
The cruel irony of history is profound. Across the world, millions of people look up and call their highest power a white man, kneeling before paintings of a white Jesus.
How is that possible when the historical story of Jesus takes place in the ancient Middle East?
Over generations, people lost connection with parts of their own history. They adopted the religions, values, and images brought by the empires that ruled over them. What was once forced eventually became something they worshipped.
At first, submission was about survival. People lived under brutal conditions and had little choice. But centuries passed, and the reason behind that submission slowly disappeared from memory. What began as coercion became tradition.
Parents then passed these traditions to their children, including the image of a blonde, blue-eyed Jesus, without questioning why God was being represented through the image of the people who had conquered their ancestors.
Meanwhile, the history of that violence faded from view.
Throughout history, religious institutions, laws, and religious arguments were used to justify slavery, colonialism, and the control of entire populations. Religious ideas were sometimes used to present these systems of power as God’s will.
Yet the descendants of those populations enter churches today and embrace the same imagery. Some even defend it fiercely, choosing what they inherited over their own ancestral history.
When God is repeatedly shown as white, whiteness can become associated with purity, intelligence, goodness, authority, and creation itself. At the same time, indigenous religions and ancestral traditions were often called primitive, pagan, or demonic.
People were taught to look away from their own traditions and toward the culture of those who ruled over them. Eventually, communities began enforcing these beliefs themselves.
When someone from a displaced culture asks why God is always shown as white, the strongest resistance can come from within their own community.
Why?
Because questioning the image means questioning something inherited from childhood. It means confronting how that tradition entered their lives and became part of their identity.
For many, keeping what feels familiar is easier than confronting that history. So the blindfold stays on. The hand that once struck becomes the hand that is kissed. And the infinite is reduced to the image of one human being.
People look at a universe filled with galaxies, stars, dark matter, and billions of years of history—a universe with no race, ethnicity, or human body—and reduce that infinite existence to the likeness of a European ruler.
The infinite becomes a human face. The face of the conqueror becomes the face of God. That is the ultimate triumph of empire.
It goes beyond physical control, the seizure of land, or the suppression of culture. It changes how people see themselves, replacing their own sense of identity with the image of those who once held power over them.
This is no longer simply about religious practice. It becomes the displacement of an identity.
Something once adopted under the threat of force has been passed down for generations until it becomes so familiar that it no longer feels imposed.
The Statistics No One Wants to Name
The most heinous, unforgivable crimes in human history were committed by religious people. Not outsiders, but the people who believed most devoutly in God, prayed the hardest, and publicly claimed to be the most righteous.
These exact same people then kneel down and pray for forgiveness, putting their hands together to ask for absolution from the very God they claim to serve. Once the prayer is finished, they genuinely believe the slate is wiped clean, accountability is quietly transferred away from them, and the crushing weight of their actions is lifted.
It acts as a permanent get-out-of-jail-free pass issued by an invisible authority.
The accountability never stays with the person who committed the horrific act; instead, it is handed over to a God who will always forgive, always understand, and always make it right.
This isn't spirituality. It is an elaborate system designed to evade personal responsibility, a mechanism ensuring that no matter how cruel, violent, or destructive a person behaves, they can reset their moral ledger on command through prayer.
The Mask of the Saint
These are the exact same individuals who sit in judgment over others, dripping with moral superiority. They present themselves to the world as pure saints, good people, and loving souls carved entirely from goodness because they believe they were made in the image of God.
Yet their history remains deeply stained with blood. Their daily actions directly contradict their pious words, and their aggressive judgments merely hide their own internal cruelty.
The mask stays firmly in place because the system demands it. The system requires them to appear good, requires others to buy into that manufactured goodness, and requires that the glaring contradiction between their violent actions and holy words remains completely invisible.
The Lobotomy
Calling this brainwashing is no longer accurate, because brainwashing implies that the person could theoretically wake up and that critical thinking still exists somewhere beneath the surface.
This is a lobotomy. It is the surgical removal of the capacity to think at all, creating a permanent disconnection between what people actually observe with their own eyes and what they are willing to acknowledge. It is a deliberate, systematic severing of the link between reality and belief.
A full-grown adult can look directly at a blatant contradiction, choose to look away, accept a narrative that spits in the face of observable facts, and call it blind faith. A full-grown adult can voluntarily surrender their ability to reason and call it deep devotion.
This is a lobotomy in every sense of the word—a systematic, voluntary removal of the mind itself.
The One Question
There is no interest in changing their minds, because they are already too far gone and the lobotomy is entirely complete.
Yet there remains one question that cuts through all of it. Just one question to leave hanging in the air:
What type of God creates a world where the gender that physically gives birth to humanity is systematically oppressed, where human suffering functions as the default setting, and where violence against the most innocent among us—children and animals—is perpetrated more than anything else?