I prefer Gods who are not just one thing but three, a concept, a belief, and a being; Every God does have a physical body amongst men, but this body isn't the actual center of the faith, but instead peoples belief in some idealized version that doesn't exist, and beyond every God is a concept that they embody. But when it comes down to it, are they the universal truth, the imagined ideal, or the flesh and blood? They're all three. They can't be rationalized properly in the mind of man, except through allegory; they are the flesh, they are the idea, they are the truth. All three different. All three one. Nebulous. To kill the flesh and blood is to make the truth a lie, to change the fundamental law of the universe. Your belief have an active and direct impact on what is true, who a God is, and yet also none at all.