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The temperment of most human beings, the daily stresses of mortal life, make it impossible for them to achieve agape love.

Maybe not 100% of the time, but part of the time it is not impossible. Perfection may be impossible to achieve as well, in the Platonic sense, but it shouldn't mean that people should cease to strive for something better.

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It's hard for me to imagine that the creator of the universe would be impressed by a Ferrari, a man made island in a sea, dna research or cloning or whatever.

Far as i know he is more partial to our love for him and faith in him, than any of our worldy achievements.

Tell me this: What matters more? That your worldly achievements include inventions that have helped people or even saved lives, that you'd led them to stand up for their rights, that you've touched individual lives by doing charity work or caring for friends and family in difficult times? Or that you've been kneeling in church and mouthing platitudes to a God who is apparently so narcissistic that all he cares about is how much he is worshipped? I think what we do here on earth, especially with/for other people, is worth a great deal. What else is the point in being here?