Theistic Inclinations

[WinterHold]

This life is not supposed to be a place where God appears; it's a mere test. You won't see the answer; but you can study the materials you have to reach it.

If studying the material means foregoing with reason to accept ill logic, then I would gladly fail that poorly created test.

Besides, a god that prefers to play games in accordance with his existence is not a god worth acknowledging.

A fighting ground between us and ourselves and Satan. Who would we choose?

Considering that Satan is just as fictional as god, I choose humanity's propensity to reason properly.

It's finding what is best for us. God is the best option.

God is never a good option, for a belief in god is the antithesis to reality.

It would be a game if the sun didn't rise and the moon hid behind a black hole.
The universe is screaming with the existence of a grand design.

Satan is a slave just like us. He made his choice to take us into hell with him; he's more of a psychopath if you ask me. Ego destroyed him, he's in against humans; not against God:

Sura 17, Page 288, The Quran:
( 61 )   And [mention] when We said to the angles, "Prostrate to Adam," and they prostrated, except for Iblees. He said, "Should I prostrate to one You created from clay?"
( 62 )   [Satan] said, "Do You see this one whom You have honored above me? If You delay me until the Day of Resurrection, I will surely destroy his descendants, except for a few."
( 63 )   [Allah] said, "Go, for whoever of them follows you, indeed Hell will be the recompense of you - an ample recompense.

He made his choice. 

I think humans have created the best antithesis to reality. Through drugs, video games and fast-food chains, we are drugged 24/7. We live in concrete boxes and spend months inside closed doors without ever seeing the sun. We call these concrete jungles "cities".

Facebook is so reality?

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How the religion of choice defines God is where the key is.
If God is a humanoid, then your sentence makes sense.

But if God is "something else" that taught us the noble traits we hold like mercy and logic, then the sentence doesn't make any sense.
Many religions sought to picture God as a humanoid with super powers. 

No, all that is necessary is for the standards of good and evil to exist independent of God.

Since the alternative to that is the arbitrariness of Divine Command Theory, I don't think God wins either way.

Nothing can exist independently from God; even evil acts.
The Quran puts it in two different verses:

Sura 91, Page 595, The Quran:
( 7 )   And the soul and He who proportioned it
( 8 )   And inspired it its wickedness and its righteousness,
( 9 )   He has succeeded who purifies it,
( 10 )   And he has failed who instills it 

Another interesting verse:

Sura 19, Page 311, The Quran:
( 83 )   Do you not see that We have sent the devils upon the disbelievers, inciting them to [evil] with [constant] incitement?

God created evil, and even inspired the human soul with it along with righteousness.
It's up to us to choose the righteous path, and pray to stay in it. If we go astray, then it's our choice, with a possibility that God made.

The first mistake many theists do, is separating "God"; resulting in a very weak binary God for each trait. Always RA and SET, always ZEUS and HADES, and this thought was presented into Christianity long ago.

God never orders us to commit evil, but he created it. The choice is what concludes it all; we have the freedom to decide. And our whole lives to make our choice.