It seems a person adhering to the fame of a god through narratives told about that god plus experience of that god has a duty to do the will of the god unless the narratives are false or overrated. If the narratives are true and the experience of the deliverances by the god real then the will of the god is done if the fame is due it. In the case of the God of Christians and Jews and Muslims the boxes are all rightly ticked and the will of God should be done by His adherents in loyal devoted service. This particular God's will is kindness and holiness together first and foremost with love towards Himself and those who are His family. This extends to Jesus His Son but mainly Christians accept this. Those who make a god The God are accepting that the god's reputation warrants it. In the case of the God of Christ and Israel and Muslims He warrants it by His reputation in powerfully saving His servants. In the case of Christians who make God the Father for themselves The God, it is their place to admit they do so because of Jesus and all they know of the truthfulness of this God's narrative through Jesus. They bow the knee to this Father as for them The God in the name of this Jesus in whom is known the salvation of the Father and worthiness to be The God for them. It is irrespective of existence of any other gods. For them it becomes all about one God, the Father. This happens through the Son of God helped by the Spirit of God. The works the Son has done in coming and showing the Father in all He did and said then starting a new covenant of God with His disciples by dying on a cross by crucifixion then rising from the dead and ascending back to the Father and working with those He sent to tell and show the world - all this accomplished a believer having the ability to put a face to the name God the Father then make this Father for them The God.
