My issue with the bible-god or the Jesus-god is:
1) Can anyone prove with a certainty (and not from their holy books that say so because I can pull several older-than-the-bible holy books that say another thing) that there is only 1 god.
2) If Jesus came to earth, why didn't he bring with him at least some knowledge to improve people's lifes overnight. Why does he require faith without giving a shred of (lasting) evidence of his ancestry? Wouldn't more people see him as a god if he changed medicine overnight instead of spitting on disabled people to heal a few of them?
3) Pascal's wager says that you have 2 choices with 1/4 chance in being right, 1/2 chance in being wrong without consequence and 1/4 chance in being wrong with bad consequence so he chooses the 3/4 chance to be either right or wrong without consequence. However the bible-god says that there is only 1 god and 1 way of worshipping him although there are hundreds of gods and millions of ways people worship their gods. The bible-god is going to be very angry if you make the wrong choice but you only have 1 in a million chance of making the right one. I rather not play with those odds.
4) Why would an all-loving, all-powerful creator of everything require worship from us? Does he feel insecure? Does he have ulterior motives for it? Why would he punish us for it?
5) If you're a Christian and say you believe in the Bible, you have to believe in all of it. However the Bible several times contradicts itself not only on just who and what their god is but also his temper, motives and requirements. Even Jesus' story contradicts itself if you look at the different gospels. How can you put trust in something that is not much better in unity than a volume of Watchtowers?