Philosophy on Reason, God, and Religion

Reason and emotions are both seen in different contexts; they conflict in one's rationale thinking. They both repel each other in the sense that one is automatic while making decisions while us the other is controlled. On the basis of making decisions, reason is preferred to emotion.
It is based on the reason that, emotions are automatic, and they get things done quickly hence prone to errors, unlike reason that will take time and make corrections when necessary.  A person cannot choose to get rid of either of them since they are both needed to direct us away from pain but instead towards pleasure.
God is there not physically but spiritually. His presence is embarrassed in the beauty of nature which is overwhelmingly beautiful. His existence is described by the complexity of the planet and its life.  God is characterized as loving and powerful. God does not bring evil and suffering to us rather He gives us freedom of choice.  Those that go contrary to his choice bring upon the evil and suffering In the community. Going contrary to God is by disobeying his commandments that are written in the Bible.
A religion is based on beliefs, culture and rules used to worship God.  Religions are the same in the sense that they all worship the same God only with different names. All religions teach the same basic moral codes of being obedient to God. They all present their gods as powerful and loving and pray to him seeking their needs and salvation.  All religions work on the basis of faith to explain every event in their lives as well as to hope for a better life before and after death.