Getting testy, aren't we?
Years ago when I used to work in the trades we had a saying: "architects come up with fantastic schemes, but it's the joiners / carpernters that make it work". So often we would have plans handed down to us with staircases protruding through a roof or something else equally obscure. It was our job to put it into action, ammending it as necessary to create something that worked and was aesthetically pleasing. Sometimes we were the ones who commissioned the architects, on behalf of a customer. Ultimately, though, we were the ones who built the house.
For all you argue the semantics, the NT clearly identifies Christ as our maker and creator. You can strain out the gnat and gulp down the camel, but your rigid refusal to bend the knee and kiss the Son will have an ultimate price to pay. A so-called "Christian" framework of belief that doesn't have Christ completely at the centre is psychologically damaging, as the very foundation is shaky You may not want to acknowledge that consciously, but sub-consciously it's wreaking havoc with your inner workings. One day the wheel will fall off.
And that's about all I gotta say about that...