Perhaps I've been too esoteric. I didn't mean to get political.
I just thought members might get the joke implied... Do gods exist outside of the minds of men?
Maybe the cockroaches in your kitchen are holding services right now to worship that omnipotent god who keeps spraying them with poisoned clouds whenever they stray and sin.

This site is entitled "Agnostic, Com"... the word "agnostic" being derived from the ancient Greek meaning "beyond or outside of knowledge".
Bottom Line: We are incapable of knowing
... so why argue?
... or why say with certainty (...or with a percentage) that something does or doesn't exist which is beyond our capabilities of detecting?

My only point being that god(s) have and DO exist here-and-now as a motivating force in societies (...much like the concept of Santa Claus, or democracy, etc.) and, as agnostics, we should accept that fact and not mock the reality of it.

Yes but everyone thinks their god is THE GOD.

I do like god as squashed bug though? That would make the iconography fascinating.

Though I prefer cat as god.... Makes for some great statues.

My, aren't we pedantic? Pfffft

I like the cartoon. Are they worshiping the boot or the squished GeeZeus bug?

I don't understand what you are trying to posit. You say you disagree with those who say they're certain there are no gods but then make a separate point that the various gods are a mirror of their local societies. That's contradictory.
You might want to clarify @mjcharles.

Martyr. Lol

And your point? You disagree with people? I disagree with you and your beliefs too. End of discussion.

I’m completely aware in the belief of said gods. However, you are referring to our personal profiles in which we state our own personal beliefs not those of general society.

But when I marked that there are no gods in the profile section it meant that I personally do not believe in a god or multiples of gods. I see no evidence of a supreme being. This doesn't mean that I don't realize that numerous gods and deities currently and historically have faithful followers around the world. And it doesn't mean that I dismiss or ignore the powerful influence religion continues to have on the political, economic, and cultural level, regardless of my personal non-belief as an individual atheist.