Imposter god has his slaves do it to his slaves. He feeds on fear and suffering. He wants us to live in fear and dissatisfaction, clawing for scraps of joy stolen from each other. This is his well thought out way to enslave people. He wants us to become like him, thieves, deceivers and slave masters, so that when he does it to us, there is no moral argument against it and there is an acceptance of the out of integrity behaviors that permit it.

He gave us Islam, Judaism and corrupted Christianity, that does not give a shit about the actual teaching of Jesus, it focuses instead on fear derived loyalty to a being, that being's brutal execution and his last supper, where symbolically his blood and body was consumed by his followers. Jesus' teachings, which are not unique to Jesus, are the path of integrity for the whole and work against this imposter god who wants people to behave in ways out of integrity to the whole. I suppose one could call him the adversary or Satan, but he largely gave us those tales too.

The two paths simplified:

One path is marked by integrity behaviors toward oneself, others, the environment, (the whole, wholy), honesty, compassion for others, love for oneself and others, giving to others, and serving others even at the expense of the self. It involves causing others to experience desirable emotional states, which actually bring oneself joy. One's behaviors also bring health and well being to oneself and others. Essentially, this path is one of integrity, equality of respect for oneself and others, seeking to be responsible for oneself in freedom.

The other path, that this imposter god foments, is marked by behaviors out of integrity toward oneself, others, the environment, (the whole, unwholy), deceptiveness, contempt or callousness for others, fear of one's true self and fear of others, taking from others, and serving oneself even at the expense of others. Causing others to experience undesirable emotional states brings oneself joy (schadenfreude, sadism) the spiritual food for this supposed god, a destroyer. One's behaviors toward oneself and others bring unhealthiness and suffering. Essentially, this path is one of a lack of integrity and personal responsibility, inequality of consideration for oneself above others, seeking behavior that takes freedom away from others to serve the self. If one becomes a seeker of slaves, stealing their freedom, how can one complain about an older, wiser, more powerful seeker of slaves stealing one's freedom? Furthermore, how can such beings be allowed freedom in a greater environment with other beings? Clearly they are out of self-control and in need of restraint. Checkmate, slaves! On the path of integrity, neither of these selling points stick.

Wait? Don't those religions tell us to be good people though?

Well, what kind of behaviors do their followers exhibit based on their beliefs, the teachings of their religions? Do they love or fear themselves? Do they love or fear others? Do they respect others? Do they respect the environment? Do they believe in freedom for others or adherence to their own dogma and possibly even coercion? Does their insistence that they are the one true path not make them self-righteous, to possibly war with others? Does it not make them judge others like women and gay people and coerce them into behaviors that suit the belief systems?

Know them by their fruit. There is a lot of blood, a lot of suffering and not much freedom in it. Why? This imposter god, a destroyer being, is behind them and he tries hard to get us to be like him without actually revealing himself. We'd resist him a lot more if he did. He'd appear demonic by today's standards, but perhaps not to previous time's standards or Islamic standards. God works in mysterious ways some might say, but to our modern tastes a sadistic dictator does not cut it.