P1:God exists and is perfect
P2: Perfection implies freedom from error
P3:freedom from error is a concept created by humans
C1:so god is error free according to a human concept
P4: but god is not error free according to human standards
C2:so he is not perfect either
P5: something that is not perfect is ordinary
P5:god is not perfect
C3:so he is ordinary
P6:if god is ordinary, he is not above humans
P7:god is ordinary
C4:therefore he is not above humans
P8:if something is not above humans, it is equal to them
P9:god is not above humans
C5:therefore he is equal to them
P10:what is equal to humans is not different from humans
P11:god is equal to humans
C6:god is not different from humans
P12:if god is not different from humans, he does not exist as a separate entity
P13:god is not different from humans
C7:so he does not exist as a separate entity
P14:if god exists, he is in fact defined as a separate entity
P15:god is not a separate entity
C:god does not exist
What do you all think ? I definitely am aware that some premises require a rather strong defence
P2: Perfection implies freedom from error
P3:freedom from error is a concept created by humans
C1:so god is error free according to a human concept
P4: but god is not error free according to human standards
C2:so he is not perfect either
P5: something that is not perfect is ordinary
P5:god is not perfect
C3:so he is ordinary
P6:if god is ordinary, he is not above humans
P7:god is ordinary
C4:therefore he is not above humans
P8:if something is not above humans, it is equal to them
P9:god is not above humans
C5:therefore he is equal to them
P10:what is equal to humans is not different from humans
P11:god is equal to humans
C6:god is not different from humans
P12:if god is not different from humans, he does not exist as a separate entity
P13:god is not different from humans
C7:so he does not exist as a separate entity
P14:if god exists, he is in fact defined as a separate entity
P15:god is not a separate entity
C:god does not exist
What do you all think ? I definitely am aware that some premises require a rather strong defence