When I published my book The God Power Equation on Amazon recently, I had to choose the category it was in. Under Non-Fiction, one of the subcategories they had listed was Religion. My scientific equation clearly shows a god of zero mass must have zero power.
I gave ChatGPT the three equations used to build the God Power Equation, and it solved those three equations to get a different looking equation than what I got, but it was equivalent to it. I then asked ChatGPT to use it to calculate God's power when He has zero mass. ChatGPT tried with both versions of the equation (its God Power Equation and mine), and in both cases, it was forced to conclude that God has zero power. But, afterwards it said its blanket statement that science cannot go in religious areas because it is a matter of faith.
That was put in there by the programmers of ChatGPT to not debunk religion, but its bot clearly did debunk religion using the scientific equations I gave it. Science can and does test the outrageous claims of religion.
So, your statement at the end claiming satire was really a legal tactic to prevent them from persecuting or crucifying you (or using Medieval techniques to get heretics to recant). Historically, they have been just terrible to non-believers: witch hunts, hanging or burning witches at the stake, putting men like Galileo under house arrest for the rest of his life (the Catholic church apologized for that some 500 years afterward--on behalf of Galileo as a fellow member of science, I do not accept that apology), among many many other atrocities.
Your proposal is actually quite modest as it only lasts during this lifetime. Their proposal, if you reject it, gets you a one-way ticket to Satan's Lake of Fire Resort where you burn forever.
FYI--science has shown heaven is hotter than hell. So, they actually will be scorched forever at higher temperatures than what our lodgings in hell will provide.
Apparently, Moses got a taste of that heat while visiting God at the burning bush that aged him dramatically. I don't know how they'll sing praises to god for all eternity under that heat.
Anyway, I enjoy your articles, Lilith. Keep 'em coming. Science says you are correct.