God is Inanimate (by default)

Skynet: 'This is one of the oddest opening rounds I have ever read. I hope it will go someplace interesting'Firstly, Skynet, thank you sincerely for clarifying your position on these matters within your profile information and also for engaging with me in this debate/discourse. Let me 'cut to the chase' here.Skynet, imagine if I declared total and unquestioning faith in the New York Times. I declare that it's every word is 'Gospel' and I declare that my God's name is not Allah or Yahweh or .............but something else, whatever ie 'The Gray Lady'. I then declare that, Henry Jarvis Raymond, is the child of this person, derived and sent from this Divinity to save me. Imagine if I did that, Skynet. Would people be justified in dismissing my 'belief position'? Would my belief premise be strong? Would I justifiably be regarded as being obscurely delusional? Your submission is there for all to see. It is extremely weak. IMHO Let others decide on this summation of it. You have a copy and paste definition of a word that I gave you. You state the often heard plea of the unconvinced, ie "without consciousness of any sort" would mean all I have to do is show that God fulfills ONE of these definitions, and I win.'Your declaration that God has consciousness because it literally states that he spoke is almost laughable. Read back slowly on your own logic here, for example. "Then God said, "Let there be light"; and there was light." this leads you to deduce the following..............From Genesis 1, God takes conscious action (speaks, creates) is aware of the quality of the result of the action, and judges the action that he just took.My God!I must now credit you with introducing a small element of intrigue and interest to your submission when you interject that............. Skynet: 'I would even say God is Uber-conscious'This is a vague attempt at a summation of some sort. If a house is conscious of it's inhabitants then God is in fact 'Uber-conscious'. If a new builds design is inherently comfortable for its eventual occupants then again your God is 'Uber-conscious'.Allow me to be bluntly direct with you here, Skynet. You state, regarding my first submission, that I cannot retract my reference to Yahweh as being a real God. I regard Yahweh as real to the people who believed in him, ie the Tribes of Israel. Yahweh was forged by them from many conflicting 'God Definitions' of the time. They accepted one of many origin myths, ie the Eden Myth and they claimed and eventually owned this Yahweh God through an Abrahamic Pact that they verified with their words and actions. Yahweh is a legitimate figurehead God for these people, both past and present.The Christian version of this Old Testament 'God' is a castle build on an egg shell. It is a fudge that resembles the Disney Caricatures of Greek Mythology. It is a pyramid of lies and nonsense build on an Isaiah prophesy of a Messiah for the Israelites. This stuff is posthumously plastered on to a first century mysterious preacher and with a little bit of Greek and Roman 'Olympus' treatment you find poor John declaring that Jesus was actually there at the start of time. I have introduced my self to you so that you are under no illusion as to my dismissiveness of your Christian stance. This submission is uncomfortably long for me at the moment so that I will leave my examination of the Eden description of God to later in the thread. Thanks