There is a tremendous amount of lore about God, including stories from which we form opinions about his wants, needs, abilities, and how he interacts with humans. But for me, there was really only one question I had about God: "Does he exist?" While trying to hang on to my belief, this was the only thing I needed. Had I found that information, I would have been a happy camper. But I could find no evidence, and what people pointed to as evidence was inadequate and/or could easily be accounted for by reasons of psychological desire, poor reasoning skills, undocumented 3rd party testimony, and blatant use of logical fallacy. If existence cannot be proven, all the rest of his attributes and needs are irrelevant. Questions like, "Why does god love us," are not only irrelevant, but utilize the fallacy of begging the question. ("Why god loves us" assumes he exists. His existence is implied in the question, but the person offers no proof for the essential question.") The question is a waste of time. Theists waste their time chasing their tails of circular thought. I understand this. Having a buddy god is important and fills a need. Although not for me. My need is for proof, and to Hell with chasing the unicorn.