Essentially, all religious belief structures are correct, however, non-sentients bickering about the metaphorical packaging just goes to show the damage that ignorance based free will can do, and why true clarity, wisdom, and omnipotence is only achieved by a select few.
Regardless of this cold, blistering fact, we are all part of a greater being, whether we want to acknowledge it or not. It is through trial and error, practice, theory, and hypothesis that one can eventually obtain true balance. However, even this idea is not without its flaws.
For many generations, humans have attempted to achieve god-like or god-hood status, with statistically few successful attempts. This is not coincidence, as even pantheons, belief structures, and ideas are not without their flaws as well.
Even gods themselves are puppets of a greater being, which is also controlled by an even larger entity. This almost endless projection/mirroring is infinite, consisting of a path that is linear, circular, non-linear, and singular.
I believe the more correct idea that should be postulated, is if one takes full advantage of these flaws, and exploits them to the point where god-esque status is eventually achieved, or through perseverance and dedication, would the gods themselves acknowledge this, or would they simply turn their eyes away and say "Move along, now, there's nothing here to see."
If the latter is not the case, would they be ultimately be pleased that one would achieve such a goal, or ashamed of the possibility where a lesser being has succeeded where they may have failed.
