I'll try to be more clear:
My spiritual discipline demands that I only pledge allegiance to the most high God.
The Creator of everything.
I don't know his name, I don't know if it's Jesus, and I don't think I need to know.
Is that fine with Christians?
there are many levels to godship, even an infinite amount. as some would think we are gods of this world because of our dominion over it. yet, there are always more levels to attain. there is no end without a beginning, and no beginning without an end.
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1HZ6zwr2TJGwJQLdZF36g4f5tXv11GpW3M Verifiedthe Creator, being an infinite One, wished to experience many-ness. so One became 2, and so forth. this is when a paradox occurred. in order to experience many-ness, Free Will had to abound. this became the primary distortion of the infinite creation.
this is when the War in Heaven occurred. Lucifer, a morning star, wanted to get rid of Free Will and subject everything to its influence, and take glory from The Most High. but Christ was to follow the original plan, and let Creation decide who to follow.
imagine that the Creator/Creation has rules. and in order to make it back to The One, we also must abide by these rules. yet, we all fall short. we all sin. we all make mistakes and break the rules. but the rules must be followed to return to the One.
so in order to save the Creation, a plan had to be made to redeem all of it. so they sent Christ. Christ had to perform flawlessly or else we would have no hope of salvation. because his sacrifice also created a paradox.
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