What is the Point of Believing in God Without Religion?

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I do, do you?

The concile at niceea (there were 7 total) but the was the first attempt to canonical law (what could and could not qualify as a book of the bible), more specifically out of that little get together also came the niceen creed, which if you were to plot a time line from you would note several schisms from the creed.

This would mean for some if not most today

All decided by a committee of men; the canon, the creed, the deification of Christ, all determined by political convenience and popular vote amidst plenty of infighting and deception among those men. Whatever factions arose in the centuries that followed are mutations on the belief systems that proliferated themselves and eliminated the competition. Consequently why you don't hear much from, say, the Lucifereans these days.