God, I sure hope you are dead.
After posting and reading that, I had to edit this. Here's the edit:
Reading that, "God, I sure hope you are dead." brings a lot of stuff back to me? Nobody but me will remember The Second Coming, the ITV drama starring Christopher Eccleston that had everyone in school awestruck for two days or so. When the woman at the end said, "God has left us. He's gone.". I've never stopped thinking about that. Even though Phillip Pullman (His Dark Materials) probably had this idea completely unrelated to The Second Coming, it does bring up an important question. What if God neither does or doesn't exists, but he did exist? That would change things. Did he leave us? Was he killed in a rebellion by the angels? Do I have a theory?
Reading that, "God, I sure hope you are dead." brings a lot of stuff back to me? Nobody but me will remember The Second Coming, the ITV drama starring Christopher Eccleston that had everyone in school awestruck for two days or so. When the woman at the end said, "God has left us. He's gone.". I've never stopped thinking about that. Even though Phillip Pullman (His Dark Materials) probably had this idea completely unrelated to The Second Coming, it does bring up an important question. What if God neither does or doesn't exists, but he did exist? That would change things. Did he leave us? Was he killed in a rebellion by the angels? Do I have a theory?
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