Gods as generally posited are non-falsifiable and so would be beyond meaningful discussion even if they were within the scope of our intellectual capabilities. They are non-falsifiable because they are non-examinable due to being located in alleged "supernatural" realms. We don't even have senses that operate outside the natural world, so it's just a non-starter on multiple fronts to discuss the characteristics and demands of deities upon humans.

All I can say is ..I wish the world had more in common with you.

If we had never heard of the invalid concept of a god, I think it would have changed many of our other ideas. I think we have inherited many ideas from religion. The idea that there is something outside of knowledge, our idea of perfection being outside of human achievement, society's ideas of morality, a priori knowledge, and many other ideas are examples.

You’ve said what I’ve thought all along. It’s senseless to argue or fret over the existence of God when we have no idea what God is and no way of understanding. In public I prefer not to even say the word “God” because the word means different things to different people and is likely to be taken in a way I don’t intend. Also some people were scared out of their minds when they were children by God talk.

I’ve started saying “Ultimate Reality”. Obviously there is an ultimate reality but that too is far beyond our ability to detect or understand. I think that life, with its conscious awareness is a precious gift, but so far as what it means or where it comes from, we are totally ignorant. We don’t even know what we ourselves are and the very concept of existence is a big muddle to me.