First, how I see "Almighty" god:
So each person or animal on the planet, is like the molecules of an organ of a cell in your body in your body. It contributes to:
Each group of animals (family, pack, organization) is the organ of the cell. With the molecules coming together to be the organs. The organs work together to be:
Ecosystems are like the cell. All of the organs do their part and come together to create a living, active cell. The cells work together to make:
The Planets and stars together make up the tissue of the cell. The tissue comes together to form the:
Solar systems are like the Organs in a body of god. Everything from the tiniest insect has done his part within his piece of god, and it all rushes like a reverse funnel as the actions of gods:
Galaxies are like gods organ systems. His Respiratory System, Circulatory system. Not actually the same as us, but ours represent his. "We have been created in gods image" Just means, "think about it, we're god." Everything that happens has cause and effect, and comes together to be "gods plan". I don't really think he knows what's going on though, just like we have no idea what our cells think, say, or pray about.
Alright. Now for my theory on the Earth based gods.
I think that most of the Pagan gods and otherwise were just phenomenon that were highly revered. Or simply needed to be explained in some manner by someone. And how better to simplify the activities of weather and the cosmos than to give them human qualities and characteristics so that the MASSES of the ancient worlds empires and simple tribes could understand.
Saying that Zues throws lightning bolts, isn't putting an established scientific lightning bolt in Zues' hand. Zues WAS the scientificly established reason for the lightning bolt back then. It was just an explination based on what they had observed. And some people were afraid of the world, and needed it explained to them by others. Or just felt like learning about things they couldn't experience in their home town or whatever.
Also, some of the gods are use to describe the way man should act, or the way some men DO act, or the way some thoughts happen. So sometimes it's also a description of some kind of indescribable passion within humans.
If you figure out what you are, and find the gods that apply to your attributes you can learn a lot about people who have thought the way you think YEARS AND YEARS before you ever thought it.
So, that's basically how I think of God (the sum of all will, and/or randomness), the other gods goes deeper for me though.
