Hook, line and sinker.
I agree that there is no use trying to comprehend or express in any rational terms the actions and thoughts of a transcendental omnipotent being like a god.
Therefore, it is impossible for us to know anything about God. Even our fundamental understanding of how things, in theory, can be, don't necessarily apply. For example, God could be infinitely loving, and at the same time, totally sadistic. He could know everything while simultaneously being unaware of anything that happens in the world. It makes no sense for you or me, but that is irrelevant, because this is God we're dealing with.
All bets are off. When God says, "Thou shalt not kill," for all you know he might be joking, or lying. Or he might mean, "brush your teeth only on Tuesdays." Jesus, his only son, could perhaps at the same time be his only daughter, and was sent to the earth to put on a fun show for Satan. Doesn't make sense? Maybe it does to God. And maybe God put rabbits on this earth in order to indicate to us that we must worship the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
So, in short, in the face of the absence of logic, nothing can possibly be known. You can't know if your ideas about God are right or wrong in any way, and even trying to express in human-comprehensible terms God's intentions or actions, for instance what he will do with your eternal souls, could very well be an exercise in folly. You could be both damned and blessed at the exact same time, for any arbitrary reason, and it could all make perfect sense from God's perspective.
I look forward to your responses.