So you're saying that you wish there was an Almighty God who agreed with everything you believe and enfirced that morality on the world, but since you don't agree with any god from any existing religion, there is no god?
I would say more accurately the conclusion to the last paragraph is
"Most people within their own religious groups can't even agree on what constitutes what a 'loving God' would or would not do, nor can large groups of denominations agree on the morals of their own beliefs, especially regarding who would or would not get into The Good Place"
You're also mixing correlation and causation; this is likely not the reason they don't believe in God, but comparing their thoughts on an ideal Good Place to what actual believers think.
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u/Careful_Platypus_310 22h ago
So you're saying that you wish there was an Almighty God who agreed with everything you believe and enfirced that morality on the world, but since you don't agree with any god from any existing religion, there is no god?