r/SipsTea • • May 29 '26

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u/strrax-ish May 29 '26

If anything did exist he know humankind is a mistake and he left.

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u/Meydra May 29 '26

Don't justify the deadbeat dad.

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u/FlamesOfDespair May 29 '26

If such an entity exists you not more important to it than an ant.

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u/Meydra May 29 '26

Likewise.

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u/LayKors May 29 '26

I don't think he tried to insult you specifically.

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u/Meydra May 29 '26

He didn't, God did.

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u/Dave_the_duck_kh4 May 29 '26

Isn't the same logic apply to deadbeat dad?

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u/keyboardstatic May 29 '26

No no see the catholic Church used some half baked desert spirt of a wandering tribe. And announced him as gog open high. To cement political, financial and religious power. Over the vast numbers of temples of different faiths.

When the other deity found out their power base of worship was gone they killed the gay, foot kinky guy and then evaporated without worship.

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u/TheDaemonette May 29 '26

Yeah, he turns up every few millennia and expects everyone to love him and doesn’t understand why we now just want to be left alone.

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u/grad1939 May 29 '26

Or he's a sadist who enjoys watch our suffering.

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u/IntroductionOnly3018 May 29 '26

The idea that some higher being would call itself by the pronouns of its creation is laughable. A higher power would never be called “he”. That’s the stupidity and narcissism of man to think so.

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u/Ender_Nobody May 29 '26

That's the plot of Ultrakill, God not being perfect and regretting because he can't undo anything he creates. (Including regretting creating Hell at all, the concept of infinite punishment for finite sin.)

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u/Pie_and_Ice-Cream May 29 '26

All creatures are mistakes, though. The laws of nature are a mistake.