Im believe in Aliens

God - as a metaphor for the unknown - is very real. However, anthropomorphosizing 'the unknown' as a figure with knowable, interpretable motives is dangerous and the opposite of logical.

First bolded: So you have always been a science person but do not use it to come to a logical conclusion or have a logical understanding of what religion is or can be,you choose to disconnect them and the rest of your comment has nothing to do with science.

Sec bolded: How do you even know that?Robots today can simulate feelings, and simulated free will are multiple options of behaviour that a similation could choose between depending the situation and if that technology improves to the point it feels real for those robots then where lies the difference?

Third bolded: All the lessons that exist in the bible can be achieved from being a logical thinking good human being but if you need the bible for that then you better use it i would say.(And i mean the good lessons ,not the negative ones)

no one claims to be able to understand what God is, God is the unimaginable

it is not illogical when there are pure good intentions, it is illogical people that can make it look dangerous, same applies to science, meant to save lives, but some use it to kill

yes they do, that's literally the entire foundational basis of every holy book in the history of humankind. that's the purpose of religion as a whole. 

Exactly. That's the point I'm trying to say. People use God as a filler for everything they don't understand or is beyond our grasp. since something is unknowable or paradoxical, the 'god did it' bandage smoothes it over. as a metaphor for the unknown, I get the concept of 'god'. the issue is that people literally start with 'we don't know, so god did it, which means I now know because I know god'. IT's the opposite of logical.

the purpose of religion is not to understand God, it is a guidance from God on how to live and what to appreciate in the life given to us, a spiritual identity that benefits ourselves and guides us to help others

religion and priests exist to interpret God's guidance and give it to people, not understand God himself

at least in Christianity, this is very clear

How can we derive guidance from something that we don't understand? And why take guidance from someone whose motivation we don't know? Why worship something we don't understand? Why even trust it?

I do not but I understand most religions and their intentions (I don't know all of them) and hence don't dislike them.
I'm a science guy but I won't go as far as others and say that is the contrary to being religious or believing anything. In fact, lots of well known and big scientists who really contribute to our knowledge say there is something we don't understand and it could simply be described as God until we understand anything about it (if we ever do that is).

People who personalize God don't understand the theory behind it. That's also why questions like "why should I worship?" do not make any sense and are just general conversation but nothing beyond and meaningful.

I don't speak Orange.