AND THEN ALONG CAME ZEUS

Um, excuse me? There are no Christian demigods. You don't just get to pull the strawman on religion like that. All Christians believe that Jesus is God in the trilogy. Whether that makes sense to you or not, there is not a single Christian who don't think that.
You can say that the trilogy thing doesn't work and is heretical (not saying that it is or is not), and actually, that's what the Islamists say, but you can't misinterpret religion like that.
Don't give me the "I'm a Christian but I don't believe that" crap because you can be one or the other, not both, it's in the core Christian value that Jesus is God.
That Greek part is pretty funny though.

Oh my goodness. You've been mislead. Jesus is the son of God. He represents God on earth but he is NOT God. I'm guessing only the people you associate with believe that and it doesn't give you the right to speak for MILLIONS of Christians. You don't know what they ALL believe. Generalizations never really work out.

No, you've been misled. You just pulled the very thing I told you not to do. Exactly the same thing (The I'm a Christian and I don't believe that). Those millions of "Christians" are not Christians. There are passages in the holy Bible that suggest the trinity.
In order for a Christian to be a Christian, they must accept that Jesus is God and that he died for our sins and rose again on the third day. This part is not an arguable point. Either you think that Jesus is fully man and fully God or you're not a Christian. Sure, call yourself a Christian, but you're not. Explain how those passages in the Bible don't explain that.

I'd like to understand some denominations' views on what they think, I don't have too much knowledge on the radically liberal denominations, only the conservative ones. I'm non-denominational, or you could call me a baptist if you insist, I have the same points them.
What's your denomination, could you enlighten me on that?