Is the word "God" misleading?

Now doubt, there is a higher power, a great infinite energy swirling around us, a constantly thinking conscious substance which sustains the existence of all matter, especially us. And we can also tap into this through meditation. Some people are very intuitive, they have a very developed way to access the Divine when speaking in public or thinking about subjects.

Einstein, I hear and read, didn't discover great scientific truths such as E = MC2 by utilizing his analytical mind, but rather, somehow, having access to the infinite intelligence of "Him" or "God" or the "Universe." The formula may have just popped into his head, and then he analyzed it to validate it and further understand it, to then teach it to the average joe students who think way too much with their egoic, constantly analyzing heads.

Theologians will call this higher being "God." Quantum Physcists will call it energy. None of them are wrong, they just put different labels on the same thing, the same infinite presence which can never be wholly and conceptually understand by our finite minds until we escape our body temples.

And, can the word "God" be misleading. It sure can if it conjures up the image of an old, huge, stern, old man with his white beard, and wrath against sin-lovers. The true being of God has no form, but our finite, constantly chattering minds need form to chew on, especially words, and formulas, and all the other intricacies and variations of form.

And is there really a hell? I don't know for sure. I was thinking before that, yeah, there is a hell, that you could be separated from the state of just Being, of "I am" forever, but I'm not too sure now. Maybe another chattering mind, or a still, more quiet mind could elaborate on this post. Help this young guy out.