Ah. So you may have a justification after all. Regrettably, I don't yet understand your argument. As such, I'll suspend my prior judgements for the moment.

I strongly agree as to the right of human beings to disavow the act creation as good.

Do you claim that worshipping creation helps to maintain the illusion that everything is as it should be? This I would also agree with, although with certain caveats.

How else might worshipping creation cause suffering, and condemning creation alleviate suffering? I consider these questions to have high cultural significance and would be very interested in your thoughts.

You switch focus in this post from the good or evil of creation to the problems that arise from objective morality. I agree that worshipping God or creation can foster a belief in objective morality, but I do not see any issue with this.

What problems arise from the notion of objective morality that cannot just as well arise from cynicism, sophistry or nihilism?