Czernobog
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The problem with your argument is that you put the question of God squarely in the same arena as music, literature, or art appreciation - in other words, a matter of choice, personal opinion, and subjectivity. That means that God is subjectively "real" to you. But, your personal observations have no actual relativity to anyone else. Unfortunately, very few Theists, and no Christians, in my experience, describe God in this way. In fact, they describe God, Jesus, heaven, and Hell as all objective realities, and insist that Christianity is the only way to avoid the latter.And love? Put the scientific method to literature, declare there is none, or....admit error.
You can't argue against objective criticism of theology with subjective concepts, and then expect to be able to present that theology as an objective reality. Logic just doesn't work that way.