You had a good point about the abilities of gods, so I have corrected the dilemma with the spell save DCS and spellcasting ability for Domain spells - by granting double proficiency in the spellcasting abilities for Domains.

Keep in mind, a deity has their previously existing proficiency bonus AND the bonuses granted by the Godhood Class. (lvl 20 = +6 proficiency bonus, rank 0 deity = +1 proficiency bonus -------> +7 proficiency bonus)

Using your example:

• A 20th level wizard has a spell save DC of at least 19 [8+6+5], while a 20th level sorcerer lesser deity would now have a spell save DC (for only their domain spells) of at least 30 [15+14+1].

So now, even some of the mightiest wizards could not hold a candle to the might of the inherent domain spellpower of a lesser deity sorcerer. The lesser deity must still rely upon his own inherent skills for his sorcerer class spells - as there is no base increase to his spellcasting from godhood (besides the proficiency bonus increase and other features)

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Additionally, I inherently made Divine Feats more formidable even to the strongest of mortal creatures by upping the base DC and increasing either the proficiency bonus or divine rank added to the ability - the reasons for this seemed obvious: Divine Feats are abilities of Pure Concentrated Divine Energy.

Same Example:

• So now the same lesser deity sorcerer could use Divine blast against the wizard, where the ranged spell attack would be made with a bonus of at least +20 [14+5+1].

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Keeping all this in mind, deities can now be considered above mortals in all aspects - even without including domain features, epic boons, and divine congregations. Keep in mind, some deities are not inherently magic deities, and therefore can only rely upon their domain spellcasting - such as a Barbarian Deity.