The Islam Example:
When people link race with God, they are committing the Genetic Fallacy: judging the validity of an idea based on its origin or its practitioners rather than its internal logic.
Most humans inherit identity before they inherit reasoning.
Children usually absorb religion, language, customs, and moral assumptions from surrounding society long before they critically examine them. This is natural to some extent, but problems arise when inherited familiarity becomes mistaken for objective certainty.
Examples:
A philosophy appears in one region, spreads through history, becomes visually associated with one civilization, and later people mistake the civilization for the source of truth itself.
But mathematics is not “Arab” because algebra flourished in the Islamic Golden Age.
Philosophy is not “Greek property.”
Science is not ethnically European.
Likewise, religions that claim universality cannot logically be reduced to racial ownership simply because certain populations became historically dominant practitioners.
The moment race becomes the measuring stick for truth, reason collapses into tribalism.
Nor should it be rejected because “other people” practice it.
The real question is not:
“Which race follows this?”but rather:
“Is it true?”