Strangely enough, I agree with ALMOST ALL of Christian morality, but NOT Christian theology. I simply CANNOT accept the idea that a human being was God. It seems to me to be a category error.

From Google on "Category Error".

A category mistake (or error) is
a semantic or ontological error where properties are falsely assigned to an object, person, or concept that cannot logically possess them. Coined by Gilbert Ryle, it involves misplacing a concept into the wrong category, such as asking what "team spirit" looks like after viewing players.
Key Types and Examples of Category Mistakes
Category mistakes often occur when mixing logical, physical, or abstract categories, creating absurd or meaningless statements:

Abstract to Physical Misattribution: Assigning physical properties to abstract concepts (e.g., "The number two is blue," "The Pythagorean theorem weighs five pounds").
Physical to Abstract Misattribution: Assigning non-physical properties to physical objects (e.g., "The rock is wise").
Category Misplacement: Treating a collective entity as an individual entity (e.g., watching a cricket match, seeing the bowling, fielding, and batting, and then asking, "But where is the team spirit?").
Anthropomorphism/Sentience Error: Attributing conscious, human traits to inanimate objects (e.g., "The tree was happy" or "The atom wants a full shell").
Premature/Inaccurate Categorization: Mislabeling a concept, such as treating a "threat" (mental perception) as a physical cause of "extinction" (ecological event).

Common Misconceptions & Context

Literal vs. Figurative: While often used in literature or metaphors ("The poem is pregnant"), a category mistake becomes apparent when interpreted literally.
Logical Impossibility: Unlike simply saying something false (e.g.,
), a category mistake is often viewed as "meaningless" or "truth-valueless" because the assertion cannot exist.
Context: They are used to highlight flaws in reasoning, particularly in philosophy, science, and everyday language.