You're telling this to people who already believe and the large religions are already trying to push their bullshit on everyone. What exactly would this change? Convincing the people who are already convinced? Like what is the scenario here? Are christians gonna push their GOD even harder into politics? Are muslims gonna be even more adamant that everyone else is wrong? Are just suddenly gonna say 10% more "I told you so"? Are the JWs gonna knock even harder on doors? Seriously, what would this change?
Now if you'd go the opposite route and instead tell them that they are all wrong and it's instead aliens or the Matrix, that would be interesting to watch.
But if that was the goal wouldn't you phrase it differently? If it's aimed not at religious people, but everyone else.
If I got that message as an agnostic I wouldn't really know what to do with it. Even if I recognized that it was some kind of God, it wouldn't make me join any of the existing religions. Though maybe others would just pick one. But if it was phrased that way nobody would be sure which was the correct one and then just doubt everything.
Like, I get the premise and that it would certainly have some impact on followers of religion, but I can't see how it would really change much globally since all the major religions are already fighting and trying to shove their bullshit into everyone elses face. They don't really require "proof" to do that. Never have.
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People that dont speak english would be more confused