Right, you're aware I suppose that none of this makes any sense. If "God is dead" then He must once have been alive, a proposition I take it you'd scorn. "No-one wants him" is obviously, visibly untrue--the only people who don't want him are dogmatic Leftist materialists, who have some sort of vague impression that "he stands as a symbol for patriarchal dominance."
What on earth do you mean by "God" anyway? The reason I ask is that whenever I have these conversations with materialist Leftists (and I have them a lot) the first thing I discover is that they know *nothing*--and I mean literally nothing, zero, zilch, zip about any kind of theology. Don't you think that's a rather large gap in anyone's knowledge?
I suppose what I don't understand is how obviously intelligent and well-read people such as yourself can blithely state "God is dead" without having the faintest idea of what theologians at any stage of history have meant by "God." It's just silly to dismiss concepts about whch you know nothing--especially when, as you must admit, most of the best minds in human history have been rather preoccupied with God and His doings. Was everyone just stupid before the Englishtenment or what?