Have you studied numerology and astrology?

Why haven't ever "Christian" done so?
Their holy book is a book of numerology and astrology.

It would be like telling "Mathematicians" to read the great work of "Calculus"
but never, ever look at algebra.

In fact, this could be considered exactly what Scientism has done.
Calculus is held up as the highest of the highs, although it is one of the most worthless classes taught these days. (everything important from calculus is in a book as a solved formula.)
Calculus is the pinnacle of brain fuckery that makes it almost impossible to see the HUGE, GIGANTIC FLAWS in mathematics.
I bet you (and you and you and you) were never taught the assumptions of mathematics.

I used to be seriously upset with Christianity for hiding the truth from its followers.

Now, i would like to state a different view on "Simulation Hypothesis".
What difference does it make?

If you could paint with atoms. Like the "Game of Life" but with much finer resolution,
what would the difference be between that and lets say... reality?

The problem with the Simulation theories is that it makes assumptions.
That we are all inside the simulation... that we are all simulons, ie not real.
Or other such things.

I haven't seen a Simulation theory that stated that we are the programmers of the game that we are currently playing, or some such.

It is always us and them. Or that we really don't exist. Just bits in a computer.

Further, i must state that we have free will.
That we can believe or disbelieve that God/Goddess/All That Is exists proves that we have free will.

We can, if we choose, move aside the veil and get to know God.
This is a direct knowing... unfortunately, it cannot be proven to anyone else.
But you can meet with God, talk with God. Ask all kinds of questions.

Of course a great deal of that doesn't translate well back into our 3D world.
But, you can use your mind to see God and this creation we call reality.

After that, the word "Belief" is just weird how Christians and other religions use it.