TheGuiltySpark posted... A God without dogma actually makes sense.
Meaning, God is the energy or force that is all creation in whatever dimensions exist. We know God exists and has origin because we are here(in whatever form) to discuss it.
Also, God is not sentient or an "intelligent design"er other than the forms it creates which can perceive, like humans, animals, plants, etc. There is no emotion or feeling about us as a species because there is no omnipotent consciousness that has it's own ego and identity. This makes us in a sense "children" of God, but also the form through which God can express emotions and have complex feelings. For this reason our (perceived) uniqueness puts us closest to something divine, but angels and demons and deities are the default reasoning for superstitious ideas about existence after death from thousands of years ago. Our lives are as close to godliness as we will ever get, then we return back to invisible forms of energy and matter. Heaven and Hell need not bother.
On a related note, I don't think I've ever had a Mexican pizza from Taco Bell.