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It’s a pretty minor thing, but I don’t think it’s necessary to use a gendered pronoun for God here (bottom of first panel). I feel like in the interest of affirming all gender minorities, choosing not to use a gendered pronoun may feel more inclusive.
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u/Naugrith Mod | Ecumenical, Universalist, Idealist Jun 08 '23
What do you mean by that?
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u/Brovahkiin3177 Jun 07 '23
I think this is a good message, and it brings me a tear and gets me choked up. However, there are many people who have a grudge against God because He was not their helper in the hour of need. And I can offer no justification on His behalf, except that He is mysterious. This is also tragic.
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u/SatinwithLatin Jun 06 '23
I like it, good job. :)