"It will have some limitations that even the creator couldn't know to control. This is quite different from what the Christian god is treated as." I don't know

"It will have some limitations that even the creator couldn't know to control. This is quite different from what the Christian god is treated as." I don't know. God became angry at his creations quite often and took action - see the great flood for example. Or right at the beginning with Adam and Eve and the forbidden fruit and the banishment out of Eden. So apparently he also could not forsee the consequence of his actions. Which is of course at odds with the concept of allmighty and allknowing. (The common answer I was given to that is, because he gave humans true free will.) But here we are already deep within theological realms.