Does it matter that God is more China?

1 China people have feared God since ancient times! "God" is also called "God in the sky" and "Heaven" by our ancient ancestors, commonly known as "God". Ancestors believe that God is the master and creator of all things in the world, and also the root of morality, absolute justice and judgment of evil. Many people in China think that Christianity is a foreign religion, but they don't know that the ancestors of China people believed in God, the only true God who created the universe and everything recorded in the Bible. The evidence is that if it is traced back to before the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it can be found in ancient documents in China, such as the Thirteen Classics (including Zhouyi, Shangshu, Shijing, Zhou Li, Yili, Li Ji, Chunqiu Zuozhuan, Gongyang Zhuan, Guliang Zhuan and Xiao Jing). Although these ancient books were artificially banned, The stories of "Stone God" and "Yan Bo" recorded in Chunqiu Zuozhuan are obviously different descriptions of the stories of "Cain" and "Abel" in the Bible. (See the Bible; In China's ancient books Shan Hai Jing and Mu Zhuan, it is mentioned that God is the owner of a "peaceful paradise" or a "hunting ground for wild birds" or a "hanging garden", and the environment described is very similar to the "Garden of Eden" in the Bible. Moreover, in Hebrew, "? Deng, that is, An Deng, is the transliteration of Adam ... (More details are omitted ...) 4 Dr. Antonio Amasari, an Italian, has lived in Beijing for a long time since the 1980s, specializing in the study of Shang and Zhou cultures and writing the book "Ancient Society in China", which has aroused great interest in China academic circles. Antonio discusses that the merchant's god is strikingly consistent with the ancient Hebrew god "Yahweh" from the content recorded by Oracle Bone Inscriptions. It is reasonable to think that the merchant's god and the Hebrew word "Yahweh" are actually the same god. Antonio also found that the ancient Hebrews called their god "SHADDAJ". This pronunciation is similar to the pronunciation of the word "Shen" in Guangdong today, and Guangdong dialect is the reservation of ancient Chinese pronunciation. Therefore, the Hebrew "God" and "SHADDAJ" are just different ways of the same word in different languages. Then, why did the people of China later lose their gods? Is this related to the political and cultural changes in China after the Yin and Zhou Dynasties? Is it related to the remnant history of Confucianism and the burning of books by Qin fire? ..... waiting for people to discover the truth of history. ...