Hello soulcalm17

[Nay_Sayer]

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Basically, I of course believe that The God itself communicate and make the religion for human for the first time.

The reason is quite simple: for the first human got his consciousness, he didn't know anything if he did not got directions/information from the agency outside him. It was like babies that didn't know and do anything if their parents didn't teach them to behave, to speak, or to do something.

Few things to consider.  Firstly, were not sure it makes sense to say things like "got his consciousness".  This imports superstitious ideas about the bestowal of some trait or attribute...and in full, all at once, no less... but there's nothing in evidence to back that up and everything in evidence argues against it.  Fantastically and informatively so in the case of hss..us, and the very claims you make.  Secondly, human beings are curious and creative.  We discover and learn and do things our parents never conceived of.  Like islam.......for example....

If you believe modern human came from less advanced modern human species, this is also the case. That first modern human must got their God and religion from the previous staged of his species, so it was not from their contemplation skill (Some scholars suggest that hominin in lower paleolithic era also had a religious awareness). What I propose is, there was no need to crafting some "transcendental thing" by first modern human, while they can easily grabbed "the God's stuff stories" from their less advanced ancestors.

We find a point of agreement here.  I also don't think that proto-religions or full blown religions or contemporary religions have to manufacture transcendental experience.  They do appear to manufacture gods, though, and that process is very much in evidence in the archeological record, the historic record, and continues to be with us in the present day.  It's not like you believe in all of those other gods..right?  What are they if not manufactured?  Why do we keep creating gods, and the wrong gods, from your pov?  Don't you think it -might- be in service of some need, rightly or wrongly?  Can you see that even if people do have their parents gods to refer to, they still go ahead and make their own?

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Do you believe that your god is actually the god of your parents, or do you have your own opinions about it?

Nothing to add, excellent question and I get to show off proper large text quoting