This is what happens when arrogance meets profound ignorance. Islam does not teach that passing wind disconnects you from God. That is a lazy and childish argument. In Islam, passing wind is not a sin. It is a normal human biological function. It breaks a temporary state of physical readiness called Wudu. Wudu is a specific preparation required for one highly formal act of worship, which is the daily prayer known as Salah.  For those of us that have sense and it’s still working, imagine you are invited to a formal meeting with a head of state. There is a strict protocol for how you present yourself. You do not walk into a royal court lacking basic physical discipline. God is the King of Kings. The Salah is a formal, scheduled audience with Him. Breaking wind violates the physical protocol of that specific meeting. It means you must step away, wash up, restore your focus, and then return to the prayer mat. It does not mean your connection to God is cut off. A Muslim can remember God, make personal prayers, seek forgiveness, and speak to the Creator at any moment of the day, whether they have Wudu or not. Even falling asleep breaks Wudu. Does that mean a sleeping person is disconnected from God? To make this even clearer, a woman who is menstruating is exempted from the formal Salah for days, yet she is never disconnected from God. She can supplicate, remember God, and talk to Him freely at any time. The spiritual bond remains intact. You are rejecting a religion based on a cartoonish misunderstanding of it. You thought you were making a profound point, but you only revealed that your logic cannot tell the difference between formal ritual discipline and a spiritual relationship.  Common sense is indeed not common anymore. May the Almighty guide you. Allah knows best.