History. Greek and Roman gods or today's god

Hello, I shall response now. But because I"m atheist, I"ll refuse both religions. I"ll start with the problem of omnipotence, omniscience and omnibenevolence in monotheistic religions. Including Islam and Christianity . You"re right there are many thing that make more sense in a different religion. However its still religion, it might be more correct, but scientifically its still believing in... A single God cant be everything. If he"s all powerful, then he sure is able to create a thing that is more powerful than him (like a so heavy stone that even god cant lift it). So automatically He's not all powerful, but if he couldn't do it in the first place, than he isn"t all powerful as well. In polytheism, that problem usually doesn"t exists. Greek mythology and Theology even tells that they weren"t all powerful and all-good. But before rejection of both religions, we"ve to look how these religions formed. The origin of a religion tells a lot, if we want to study it. While all west mostly knows how Christianity formed, because it"s a dominant religion here and because the Holy Bible is actually a story-history fantasy book. But its less known about the origin of Hellenism and the Greek Religion. I was never really interested in that. That"s why I"ve got the most of the info from Wikipedia. So according to Wiki, the religion of Greece evolved from Mycenaean religion and adapted many tells from other cultures and religions. However its interesting that Mycenaeans seemed to treat Poseidon like a capital God. But religions and beliefs evolve. Its like a social-belief-evolution. Just like the Christianity is a big off-spring of Judaism. And now, rejections of both. A Christian would probably reject Hellenism, while the Greeks would reject Christianity. Why? It"s a effect of your growing up under culture. For Christians its simply hard to think that, that is possible, but the same can/could go the other way around. So if we want to reject and argument something ,we"ve to ignore the morals, cultures, modern and old beliefs, the thing your mama told you and look it up form a scientific or secular perspective. But one thing is for sure, we"re talking about that only because we live in the modern ages and are allowed and are able to be sceptical. First, there is no evidence for both. And even when we see strange and para-normal thing, we might associate that with Gods power. But it could have been any God, Allah, Karma, Poseidon, Loollly-lapupie. For instance the typical modern association with God"s power is the amazing activity of our brain near death. But there are no evidence that specifically that Christian God did that. Also many strange and un-explainable things in the past were associated with religious characters. Like the solar eclipse, was believed to be God"s power. So, there are no evidence as well that there is a big beardy guy called Zeus on top of Mt. Olympus. But as there are no evidence, except the telling of religious leaders. You know that the stars wont literally fall down, but they did believe that in the past. But all religious people today will say that they didn"t mean it so. Secondly, why would human-like paranatural forms have the ability to control the world"s physics and nature. If I would be a dog, I would be extremely jellus. Well, we"ve 5 rounds so I"ll continue in the next round.