Algorithm for the unfinished holy book, the Fukuin.
When things have objective meaning, that's when it truly becomes meaningless, as it just a process that is explainable with no magic or mystery.
When things are meaningless, that's when you can make some meaning.
Now let us start with a meaningless exercise of constructing a holy book. Let the Quran be the scaffolding.
I will explain perhaps in another post why a non-believer of God prefers to start with the quran, but let's just sideline that for now.
The Algorithm:
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The title of the book is called the Fukuin, which means gospel in Japanese. I named it that because it sounded cool.
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Translate the arabic words like Allah, Quran, etc etc into your region's counterparts. For now, I shall use Sanskrit. Perhaps God can be translated as Brahman, or Shiva and so on.
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Reverse the number order. So 4:17, is chapter 4, verse 17 in the original. But in the Fukuin it is F 17:4.
Now as long as I am giving a translation to another language, I don't think I am blaspheming. So hopefully it doesn't cause much issues.
On the other side, people are so afraid of islam that just changing the translations is enough for people to change the attitude.
For example:
Say, “Nothing will ever befall us except what Shiva has destined for us. He is our Protector.”
OR
Say, “Nothing will ever befall us except what The Deus has destined for us. He is our Protector.”
F 51:9
has different vibes by just changing one word.
Ofc there will still be people who preserve the original arabic, we shall also rely on them even if they oppose us.
Posted Dec 1, 2025, 8:11 PM UTC