@bruce19
Early humans created gods to explain natural phenomena they did not understand (like thunder, seasons, or disease). Psychological theories also suggest that the human brain evolved to seek patterns and authority figures, leading to the invention of deities to provide comfort, hope, and a sense of existential purpose. This was the basis of the development of Christianity which has no basis in science.
As a parallel, AudioQuest was created in 1980 and has gone about explaining some of the natural phenomena of cables that are rooted in science. Such as resistance, inductance, and capacitance. Also, material purity and signal shielding as others have pointed out here. Not all cables are the same due to the differences mentioned that can be measured via an oscilloscope or other scientific means. In contrast, there is no white paper on God, or photo, nor even a spec sheet. Why would you believe in something that has no proof of actually being real, yet struggle with a physical component that has scientific properties?
AudioQuest is one of many companies that specialize in cables and they do so quite successfully at around the tune of $25 million per year, which apparently, suits a lot of ears.
Not sure how much Christianity brings in a year, but pastor Joel Osteen is worth $100 million, so while he is not selling cables, he is selling something that is far more worthy of his time. Faith! You can find him on YouTube if you want to hear his arguments on the belief that there is a higher god. Not sure what he would tell you about audio cables, but...
In his Texas megachurch, Joel Osteen uses a line array of speakers (JBL VTX Series), utilizes Crown for his amps, Speakon cables, and he even uses DSP from BSS Audio! He is both a believer of God and high-end cables!! Holy moses!