| “ | I burn down your cities, how blind you must be. I take from you your children and you say, "How blessed are we!". You must be crazy to put your faith in me. And that's why I love mankind. |
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| ~ God expressing his contempt for humanity. |
God is the main antagonist and titular protagonist villain of the song "God's Song (Why I Love Mankind)" by Randy Newman. Despite the title he holds, he is far from being the good and caring God that is generally believed in Christianity.
What Makes Him Pure Evil[]
- As stated by God himself, humanity means nothing to him besides his personal toys as well as an inexhaustible source of belief in him.
- He takes sadistic enjoyment in watching humanity suffer.
- He condemned several of the Israelite children to die.
- Causing Cain to kill his brother, Abel.
- In an excerpt of the song, it's even implied that him was the one responsible for taunting Eve to eat the forbidden fruit (what lead to the fall of man), instead of Satan in the form of a serpent.
External links[]
- God on the Villains Wiki.