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#26 - anonymous (09/29/2013) [-]
They didnt make a sequel because it was blasphemic, I think, because in the books, God is killed.
#32 to #26 - angelusprimus (09/29/2013) [-]
Well... in the books there is no god, in the books "god" is just a power hungry "angel" that wanted to control everything.
User avatar #35 to #32 - mitchr (09/29/2013) [-]
More that there was a god, but he was old, and decayed, and when he was touched he dissolved into ashes.
#36 to #35 - angelusprimus (09/29/2013) [-]
Well not a "omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscent, creator god"
Just a powerful being pretending to be a god.
More like Goa'uld then divine being.
User avatar #44 to #36 - ninjacowboy ONLINE (09/29/2013) [-]
It has been a long time since I saw a StarGate reference. Thumb for you.
User avatar #37 to #36 - mitchr (09/29/2013) [-]
It's been a very long time. And was that the Archangel who was in charge or the God himself?
#39 to #37 - angelusprimus (09/29/2013) [-]
Well basically god, or Authority how they call it, from His Dark Materials was a really powerful, first archangel formed out of Dust that thought he was a god. Some angels rebelled against him and he won a war against angels that rebeled against that.
Funny thing is, he actually thought he was a god, he was kind, fragile and naive. But he gave most of his power to his regent archangel Metatron, who was a power hungry dick, who then took over and became authoritative god.
User avatar #40 to #39 - mitchr (09/29/2013) [-]
That was it. Metatron.

I kept trying to remember, but all I could think was Megatron.
Megatron is ALSO a power-hungry authoritative ruler. Huh.
#41 to #40 - angelusprimus (09/29/2013) [-]
Well to be fair, Metatron is Biblical name for angel that functions as Voice of God.
User avatar #42 to #41 - mitchr (09/29/2013) [-]
Figured as much. Props to the creators of Transformers for that.
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