I simply don ' t understand the concept of worshiping this First Cause . Fair enough . given the definition I have put forth . But I don ' t see a reason to single out the first cause as being worthy of its own individual worship . One could say that it is included in my daily appreciation of my life . Again . Thanks for the clarification . For this scenario and for most gods in general I would agree that this makes a lot of sense . being the creator of humanityThis assumes that it is more than the First Cause . No i ' m not assuming more then a first cause but there is a hidden implication of motive there that I had inadvertently missed . Thanks for pointing that out . We would have to question the creator ' s motives at this point before we could even assume worship is desired . Same thing goes for the Abrahamic God , you are correct in that we have to move forward with a more assumptive definition to further even the possibility of worship .