What are the characteristics of the Christian God that differentiate him...

What are the characteristics of the Christian God that differentiate him /from other gods? Perhaps [the most unique characteristic of the Christian God] is that he exists. The other ones don't. Of course, that is a matter of profound debate, as we all know. I would say () the chief and most critical differences have to do, ultimately, with the Christian God's character of holiness. You're going to get [an argument /on this /from other people //who will say that their gods are holy, too. [What is unique about Christianity among all the world religions] is its central doctrine of a once-for-all atonement //that is offered /to people /to grant them salvation.  Old Testament Judaism had a provision for the atonement of sin, but most religions have no provision for an atonement, basically because they do not consider it to be a prerequisite 필수요건 for redemption. My question is, Why would [a world religion] not consider [an atonement necessary for redemption] /unless, in their view, God is less than holy?  If God is perfectly just and people are not perfectly just, yet those people are trying to be in a vital relationship with God, you have a basic, overwhelming problem. How would [a God //who is holy and just] accept /in his presence [unjust creatures]?  That's what Judaism and Christianity understand /as the vital problem. [Human beings //who are unjust must be justified /somehow /to enter the presence of a holy God. That's why the whole focus of Judeo-Christianity is at the point of atonement, which brings about reconciliation.  But if you don't believe that God is all that holy, there's no need for any concept of reconciliation. We can live /however we want /because this kind of god is a cosmic bellhop //who will overlook all of our sins and do [whatever we want him to do for us].  I would say () the holiness of God is the vital difference.