I don't agree. It is man that reveals god to other men, either through written or verbal testimony, similar to what you do. If what you said is true, there would be universal acceptance and no conflicting religions in this world. There would be independent discovery without man-made indoctrination. It is painfully apparent that it's a product of your upbringing and environment. Some people need a god because it psychologically copes with the hardships of life and gives certainty and order in their lives. That's why it stays in business.
Revelation of God by men is simply one way it's accomplished, but it's God's preferred method.
Since we've entered the Christian worldview then we're bound by its tenets which also includes the spiritual enemies of God. Religious perversion is absolutely dictated by the spiritual enemies of God....the demonic kingdom. Spiritual warfare is at play and therefore strategy is employed. Islam is essentially the Bizzaro-version of Chrstianity. It borrows directly from it and then fully perverts it....that is demonically motivated. Everyone universally knows that God exists, but demonic perversion coupled with individual suppression of God's truth accounts for a non-universal acceptance of God.
Plenty of examples of folks born and raised outside of Christians nations that had no biblical scripture or influence came to know God within those circumstances. Being born into a Christian nation is simply a blessing of God and I'm fortunate that I was. Doesn't make me better than someone that wasn't, just makes me better off. Although, some of the world's greatest Christian apologists/theologians came out of non-Christian homes, countries and circumstances.
Yes, some people need psychological help via God, but not all. Some genuinely seek God and are grieved in their souls because of their offenses against God. Those that come to know the Lord tend to cling to him fully for their total sustanence. Non-believers attempt to spin that circumstance as a negative. The notion of "I'm stronger than that....y'all are weak and need God to survive." It's simple ignorance on part of the non-believer, but fact of matter is that God is assembling his church...an army of the meek, humble and contrite.
Although, when claims of "only physically and mentally weak men believe in God" is raised before me I'm happy to challenge that individual to an arm wrestling match while I share the gospel with them and answer their objections. Haven't had any takers yet.
