You are in error concerning your assumptions about me not being as perfect as God.
If you read the Holy Bible, you will see that the demigod Jesus, the Son of the Almighty God, teaches that we can indeed be as perfect as God.
Allow me to share with you an excerpt form this Holy Book. These words, although written by some yo-yo named Matthew, are supposedly a verbatim trustworthy quote from the demigod Jesus himself who was the Son of God.
Matthew 5:48 Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.
Now I realize that a belief in this Holy Book requires faith, but if you allow for faith then consider the following:
Jesus, the perfect Son of the perfect almighty Father God is telling us, according to the yo-yo named Matthew, that we can indeed be as perfect of God if we simply chose to be.
Surely Jesus, being a perfect demigod himself would not be pulling our leg with fibs.

Therefore all we need to do is simply choose to be perfect like our Father which is in heaven and it shall be so.
I am told by all clergy and priests that the words in this Holy Book should be believed as a matter of pure faith.
Therefore I believe that the yo-yo Matthew has correctly quoted the perfect demigod Jesus and that it is then possible for me to be perfect like my Father which is in heaven.
Thus I accept the words of the demigod Jesus, and I choose to be perfect like God.
Therefore I am perfect like God.
I realize that you may find this difficult to understand or believe. But that's a totally irrelevant and moot point.
My faith has made me perfect. And faith is what the demigod Jesus and the Yahweh Father God are all about according to the priests, clergy and the hypocritical scribes (as Jesus points out).
Therefore I am perfect. By faith.
This may not have anything to do with reality, but that's a trivial aside. The religion is a faith-based religion, not a reality-based religion.
Therefore I am perfect like my Father in heaven is perfect.
Disclaimer: Some restrictions may apply. Misogyny and homophobia may be imperfections that our perfect creator had picked from having created us. Also perfection may not be the same concept in heaven as it is on earth. In fact, nothing to do with this God may have anything at all to do with any concepts as they are understood by us on earth. Also, if the apologetic excuses I've just given are not satisfactory fear not, I can come up with further unsatisfactory apologies very easily. For, like my Father in heaven, I am perfect in my ability to create an infinity of apologetic nonsense.