Gods differ from human beings in a particular way.
If we are not able to see things, if we cannot hear, taste, smell or touch, we would not be meaningful human beings. We require objective diet and objective sensory contribution from the world outside. They are material, they are social, and they are natural, and many other things. Human existence, therefore, is partially subjective and, more properly, objective. We look at things, not from the point of view of the value that we may attach to our own selves, but from the point of view of the value that we seem to be attaching to things outside.