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You must love others, and that will lead you to love God. This meme couldn't be any less true.

If you eliminate all people past and present, the only God you will know is the one that speaks to you directly, not through books or the voices of others. If you eliminate God someone is sure to tell you about their version of God! You should be the judge, not the judged!

Okay, let's look at this logically. Either God exists or He does not. We'll say he exists in this scenario.
In this case, there is God and there are people's thoughts on what God is like. God could be many different things, and might not be anything like what anybody thinks He's like. But does that mean that no one can be right? Not in a million years. It's certainly possible for a group to correctly assess God.

Now let's assume god does not exist. Now there is no God and there are people who think there is. In this case, there is no God so it doesn't really matter what these people say about Him, because He doesn't exist.

My point is that the atheist's argument of the multiple different views of faith is no argument at all, as I just explained.

What do you mean by "You should be the judge, not the judged!"?

RE: "You should be the judge, not the judged!"?
Where did you first hear about God?
To be the Judge you must not let others influence you about what is or what is not the truth about a subject that is moot.
If there is a god who are you to know what that god wants, needs or does.

To a new born infant, an adult or parent is a god, the adult gives the infant everything or the infant will die, if there is no one to take it into their care of them. This is probably everyone's first notion of what a god is.

As an infant you knew nothing of the world until that knowledge was learned either by experience or by transfer of thought. So when we eliminate the transfer of thought, where did we get the notion there is a god?

That is the question we must answer for ourselves thus making us the judge.

When some one tells us about what they think is God, we must Judge for ourselves through our own experience if their notion of God is plausible! Thus making us the Judge!

When we accept the notion of god through transfer of thought without judgement, we become judged!

Are we worthy of being part of a society others want us to conform to?

Well by accepting the teaching of this person's view of God, we are also the judge, because we've just judged that person to be correct.

That is a fantastic question.