Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
-Epicurus
It is not mutually exclusive, where after all, in many myths and legends the gods represents various aspects that defines a human. A concept given form and definition to human meaning and mind. But then—calling oneself god tends to be quite an amusing exercise in futility. I know, I tried.
Where else would you find a period where beliefs are so prevalent, that cities are named after gods and goddesses that whole sections of towns and temples be dedicated to them? Surely, he must be talking about the seemingly omnipotent hosts and hostess of the heavens who oversees all aspects of the lives of a common man?
Still, you certainly are powerful. Regardless of what your pantheon call yourself, what powers would be would have the ability to break the laws of thermodynamics?
Someone's mad~
edited 14th Dec '15 9:44:14 AM by f1r3lemon
всегда верен-The computer screen shuts off-
But then it remains a single question then.
How?
edited 14th Dec '15 9:50:26 AM by f1r3lemon
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Well, that's what it was. There's no other word for it.