If God were to exist, then wouldn't it go without saying that a creator with a purpose must have some kind of cognition in order to intentionally create life, and to instill worship and faith in creations permits the assumption that God is aware of God's existence does it not? Perhaps in the same way the cells that make up the flesh of my hand don't recognize what higher purpose they serve in building a more complex creature, we as humans would not recognize the cog we functioned as in a higher organism that could be a sentient and omnipotent religious God. But this would be on such a scale, and our intelligence so primitive in comparison to God's that it makes the gap between cellular life and human life look infinitesimal. This is just food for though and of course, this presumes the need for a supernatural entity or presupposes some kind of evidence for this kind of deity, of which there is none and so the entire argument's initial assumption is inconsistent.
My religion is the understanding of my world. My god is the energy that underlies it all. My worship is my constant endeavor to unravel the mysteries of my religion. 
