So when you speak of God, you're speaking just for the Christian belief of a powerful omnipotent all-knowing being who looks like a human (because we were made in his likeness) and created the universe and all the living creatures using his vast power, wisdom, and intelligence. ...

No, I don't. That is why I had the requirements. The interpretation of God is challenging, :D

I referred to what you pointed out, that God is a loaded term. And all I am saying is that in order to unload it, it can be used as a further term. I think that Christians changed since they entered the scene, like everything else changes and that I, who has a Christian background can label me as such without having to adhere to an image like the one you just described. Since I count myself to Christians in general, I find it sensible to communicate about differences in the concept of God amongst my fellas.

So there is no argument from me on this matter, and I'm actually surprised it's an issue at all. Some people just enjoy being outraged.

I tipped my toe in the water. Interested, in what might be responded :)