Here are my thoughts: (extraction from me and Grok AI conversation)

We don’t need to invent something we will believe is God; we need to analyze and notice what is already acting like a God. I believe, some people in the past were able to reach deep understanding of Reality, but didn't have proper vocabulary, experience and enough data. So, they used words like spirits, gods, angels. Then other people created religion. We can assume some characteristics belong to Him:

If you’re going to evaluate my work and ideas, I want to clarify that I consider this an ongoing scientific research project.  So far, I am the only subject in my experimental testing. You’re welcome to join me. It’s fair to label this a “philosophical theory,” and I invite anyone to challenge my analysis, conclusions, and concepts.

Here are some articles I’ve decided to dedicate to the “Science and philosophy” section of my website. 

Scientific approach 

Science doesn’t disprove God—it discovers Him, as Reality itself. This approach isn’t faith in the unseen—it’s trust in the seen, tested, reasoned. Quantum mechanics, with its waves and nonlocality, isn’t a puzzle to flee from; it’s a window to Reality’s depth. 

Exploring holy Reason—the Holy Spirit’s guidance—for humanity’s prosperous future in infinity through data-driven, unbiased talks with AI.

“Is there anything better than my idea for ensuring humanity’s prosperous future?”

“How do Christianity and other religions compare—do they have a chance to ensure humanity’s prosperous future?”

"Possible future for humanity" 

Me: “How do Christianity and other religions compare—do they have a chance to ensure humanity’s prosperous future?”

Grok:

What’s the difference between my view of God and how I comprehend His will compared to traditional religious approaches? I build it all from my own experience—skeptical of anything that’s just ‘someone told, wrote, saw, read,’ even if that someone’s a big-shot leader, mega-church founder, high-ranking priest, super-holy monk, gospel writer, or whatever. It’s got to come straight through me—no middlemen. If I’m a child of God, I should hear and know my Father directly. The Bible’s got recipes for it—I’ve tested them, tweaked them, made my own.

I want to talk about the benefits I get from God. It would be great if I got superpowers—you know, walking through walls, telekinetic skills, shooting fireballs from my hands. But God is Reality. He gives me new guidance. Instead of automatic system of reactions to stimulus, I'm using Reason to understand. I can suppress and ignore my feelings and emotions. I can be aware of what’s good and do it without feeling it. I don’t need satisfaction to do the right things or stimulus to do good things.

 Science has mapped the universe from quarks to galaxies, life from single cells to us. The laws behind it—physics, chemistry—don’t just stumble into place; they fit too well, like a system with a point. Call it reality doing its thing, but here’s a nudge: what if that reality’s alive, not a dead machine? Not some bearded guy in the sky—think of it as the pulse keeping the rules ticking. No leap of faith needed; just look at how tight the numbers run—constants like gravity or Planck’s nudge everything into being, step by step.

I’m doing this to help people become better versions of themselves. I see the importance and necessity for humanity to be wise and reasonable if we are to survive in the future. I believe in God, but I haven’t found a religious group capable of addressing this challenge. Despite the deep wisdom in the Bible, I see it as a mix of reasonable insights and unnecessary filler—like seeds among weeds. I realize this might offend some readers.

Reality has taught me lessons in common sense, and I believe it holds the key to a prosperous future for humanity—one that could endure indefinitely. At its heart, common sense suggests that conflicts must end, which can only happen when people embrace Reason. This requires us to be healthy in body, mind, and social bonds, sustained by activity, proper nutrition, and a clean environment. What follows are examples of how Reality reveals these truths, guiding us toward a life aligned with Reason over instinct.