Just a linguistic observation: when you refers to something as "my", its an attempt to specify that subject. When I say "my grandma", I'm probably talking to someone who is not her grand-son, and this person has his own grandma, otherwise, I'd say just "grandma". So, when I say "my God" to you, I'm supposing there is another God who is not mine, or my God is different of yours, or even that my god is not yours too.
Regarding the question Sodd asked:
God created all the spirits simple and ignorants, not good neither evil. All of them started a jorney through learning in order to become a pure spirit, an "angel", if you like.
Through time, and because of different circunstances, some spirits learn faster, and other ones not, because all of them have free-will to make decision by tehir own.
Eventually, all the spirits God created will become pure, and all will achieve "heaven", but some will suffer a lot of pain before that, because of their own choices during thier journey.
God is all-forgiving, but your consciousness is not.
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