Many theists will tell you that the God they believe in is far beyond us humans in regard to morality, knowledge, and power. So although He may be personal in that He is concerned about us and seeks to commune with us as a person might, He is nevertheless infinitely greater than we are in His goodness, knowledge, and ability. It seems reasonable to me that any persons who follow such a God would be able to show us that that God of theirs is superhuman, but I've never seen it! The God religions preach as far as I can tell has no more goodness, knowledge, or power than people do. What God supposedly says is what any person can say, and we never see His power or goodness as anything more than what people can do.
So what I'm getting at is that the Gods of religion are nothing more than ideas in some people's heads. Yes, they may exist as such ideas but have no objective existence. Any crafty man can create a God and can sometimes get some people to believe that that God is real. That's why no God has ever said anything a man cannot say, has ever done what people cannot do, or has ever been more moral than we are.
So what I'm getting at is that the Gods of religion are nothing more than ideas in some people's heads. Yes, they may exist as such ideas but have no objective existence. Any crafty man can create a God and can sometimes get some people to believe that that God is real. That's why no God has ever said anything a man cannot say, has ever done what people cannot do, or has ever been more moral than we are.