The other eighty percent would be caught in the middle, finding themselves lost between the two warring factions. It would be a battle between the idealists with heads held high working hand in hand with God to expand God's significance beyond reality vs. the conventional ists with heads bowed before their God, working to remain servants of God, striving to keep a God of limited size. With our present perception of inferiority to God, the answer would be, 'No, the problem is not solvable'. And so it is that through our perception of ourselves and God, we remain servants of God. We are slaves of God.
Slavery is slavery.
Subjugation is subjugation. On the other hand, with the perception of panentheism, with the perception that we are not just human, but are the soul and our soul is God traveling realities, the answer would be, 'Yes, the problem is solvable'. With this perception, we would understand that we were created by God in order to expand Its very omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence. We would understand that we may have been created by a more intelligent life form for the particular purpose of taming and maintaining a planetary body, but we would also understand that whether by accident or intentionally, once we were given awareness of something greater than reality and given the ability to rationalize, we were given a soul. We would understand that we are not just a body.