In the Bible God tells us that we need to believe God, which amounts to believing in the promised Messiah (O.T.), Who is revealed in the N.T. to be Jesus. The Bible also indicates that the only way to believe is by hearing or reading the Bible. The thing that God doesn't really tell us is whether or not there is some other way to hear than by literally hearing the Bible being read.
yes but All God's say the same for every Religion and in every book of theirs ?
Yes, the beginning of the apes and everything else. The creation only took 6 days. The apes were created on day 6. The beginning of the creation was the beginning of day 1. So, unless you are very picky, you cold say that it was at the time of the creation of the apes.
Apes followed the true religion of God which includes the Laws of Nature.
What's a Bibble? If you meant Bible, the Bible wasn't written back then. The original language of the Bible that Moses started writing it in (much later than the Beginning) was probably ancient Hebrew. However, he could have written it in ancient Egyptian and translated it into Hebrew later. But we don't have any evidence of this, and I have never heard of any Jewish tradition regarding this.
At the time of the Beginning, the Law of Nature included all of the Law of God. There was no need for a Gospel, yet, because there was no sin at the Beginning.
The pure Law of Nature (which doesn't exist today because of sin) was indeed the only religion around at the time of the Beginning. In addition, supernatural doesn't necessarily have anything to do with religious requirements. Over the centuries, many people bowed down to statues and carvings, even though these have no supernatural ability whatsoever. Religion isn't necessarily connected to the supernatural.
There are religions where shamans or witchdoctors use bones to determine some religious things. So, you probably can find some religions that used stones in the past. And maybe there are some around today.
What do you mean "and no they don't preach to stones we find on the streets .It's the specialty?"