I grant you that, I do know many issues surrounding religion, reflected from it and used by it, I have debated these issues, well some....and I have even conceded that perhaps we should try to make laws for the whole and not the church. These issues are valid and they should be discussed between us, I have no problem in that,But because a people offend you, should you offend their God?
How can I offend something I don't believe exists? I'm not saying "your God is a dumb-face" and sticking my tongue out at them. Earlier, I described your God as foolish, because of how you described them and how it made them seem to make absolutely no sense whatsoever: You said they didn't want respect, but they demanded it, and that they didn't need respect, but that we should give it to them anyway. If you were talking about any human being (or any fictional or non-fictional character), it's easy to see that to hold such a position is absurd, and only a fool would do so. That's not a criticism, or an insult, of your God - it's a conclusion that the God you describe makes no sense in the real world.
If I told you I believed in fairies, and that fairies hate the sound of people singing, but constantly sprinkle dust on people to make them sing, because they demand that people sing to them, would you say that makes sense - or that it makes the fairies sound foolish?
If anyone here has upset you, I'm sorry for that, but you shouldn't get upset on behalf of a being that most people in this discussion regard as not existing. Try to separate your emotions and look at it from an place of objectivity and rationality, and tell me if it's reasonable to get upset over a bunch of people using unkind adjectives to describe something that they don't believe exists - and in some of their cases they believe is contemptible if they do exist. They have just as much a right to believe that, were God to exist, they would be deserving of ire as you have a right to believe that God is deserving of praise. It's a two-way street.