No.

In my opinion, it'd be more difficult. Consider how the in Spanish treated those who thought differently about the same God and disagreed with who ran the church. More people died in this world when the belief in a God or belief in mulitiple Gods was manditory.

Just think getting dressed in the morning and you can't locate a sock. Just say divine being I am in dire straights, can you locate my lost sock for me and poof it would appear on your foot.

It would theoretically be easier if the god was the advertised fundamentalist god that actually blesses the righteous, confounds the wicked, enlightens, comforts, "sticks closer than a brother", etc etc. and was rather more compassionate and clear about his expectations than some fundamentalists like to portray him. This father-figure god, if he were not a cranky dysfuntional father, but half as good as my own REAL father -- and if he could somehow overcome the inherent logical contradictions of his own existence -- sure, who wouldn't want that?

Of course it's wishful thinking and not going to happen. I am way past being wistful about letting go of it. It was never real to begin with.

Except for the part of being subserviant - NO

Then again - maybe a cool God would be good, one that was like
"Hey if it feels good and doesnt hurt anyone - go for it dude"

It would be okay. LMAO!

No, for me I don't think so, because that god would always be the main focus because of past writings and I think/feel that I want to be at the centre of my own life without deferring to a power that wants / needs, to be higher - I want to make my own mistakes and get my own learning from them, I don't want to give out to an invisible person pulling my strings. It might be easier but would it be more worthwhile?

If there were a truly good god who was also omnipotent, then evil and suffering would not exist, and therefore, life would be perfect for everyone.

Hell no, I've broken most of the Ten Commandments written in the Bible, I would have been smited, but then Lucifer may be righteous dude so I could live with him.

There is no way to know if he wold be a benevolent god or a malevolent god. I certainly would not want the god of the Bible.

Basically life would be as it is now regardless.

Having read the old testament, NO! To hve to please and irrational supreme being, who make arbritrary decisions with no forew warning? NO!

Not if he is like any of the one in major religions. The whole concept of the afterlife in heaven or hell is to keep people behaving and make them quit trying to rise above their troubles, because once I die, "I will be in a better place."

Are you trying to tell me there isn't a God?

Of course it would be. To have an omnipotent entity in your pocket to smite your enemies and avenge those who are wronged? To protect you from harm and cure you of illness? To give you a Rosie glow that others around you find enchanting and hypnotic? But, alas, we have do do the hard work in life to make a better world ourselves. No miracles will Save us.

Depends on what god you are talking about. Not the Christian god he is a evil bastard.

Only if he followed my instructions.

I think not. Gods are rather jealous, capricious, a mean spirited. I’d rather not have that in real life.

Read a Terry Pratchett book and you might get an idea.

At least we wouldn't have to worry about him getting mad and flooding the earth again. Ken Ham isn't the only one with a boat.

It would be simpler for me because I'd have been struck by lightening long ago.

Too many religions all praising the same person but hating each other which has led to much bloodshed over nothing other useless loss of life.

Lol..no..

Easier only in that we would have a scapegoat and wouldn't have to take responsibility for our actions.

NO, because you would have to satisy a sadastic selfesh,self centered pathatic ass hole .