FabianV wrote:
4. God/(s) of the various religions of the world are suspiciously anthropomorphic and concerned with human affairs for transcendental beings.
Why shouldn't they be? It's an anthropomorphic assumption, from humans' both finiteness and mean spiritedness towards each other, that a big being is in any way logically bound to be uncaring about small beings.
Can't define "transcendental", but an infinite being, at least, who consists of the total of all of us finite beings, would have a very logical self-interested reason
[tocare about us. His own discomfort. Everything that happens to us would be a detectable feelable itch of sorts.