No, that's a common trap/error that the devil loves to tempt us with. And old trick. 

God is our adopted Father. 
Pride and laziness makes us want to say that we have to understand everything completely before we say Yes to Him.  We want to live in a world of our own fabrication, not responding to love, not giving ourselves when we don't want to.  

The Church understands this sort of human response and is there to teach us to strive for much more, and it has the Sacraments for us, which fuel and heal us for our life long struggle toward Him. 

In the end, what happens to people who hold such views is that they put their supposed superior intellect between a closer unity with God, who isn't capable of being perfectly understood in this lifetime.  They distance themselves.   That's why God recommends "humility" so often for us, as do the great saints.

Humility and Faith help close the gap between our intellect and God.  Intellect is needed, but humility and Faith fill the gaps to Him.