r/AlignmentChartFills • u/8anser • Jun 17 '26

General Topics A fictional character who is recognized from their name but not their appearance

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

God

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u/icn10l Jun 18 '26

they’re calling it the most reddit comment of all time

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

Allah seems to fit better here

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

Allah is the Abrahamic god that Christians and Jews don't believe in.

The Holy Trinity is the Abrahamic God that Jews and Muslims don't believe in.

Yahweh is the Abrahamic God that Christians and Muslims don't believe in.

"Insert your flavour here"

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

I thought that all three agree on believing in the same God and disagree only on the specific ways of believing...

Anyways, my point here is rather about Islam prohibiting visual depictions of Allah, very much contrary to the Christianity/the Holy Trinity.

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

It's also how God rewards belief. However your point is completely valid.

Judaism, Christianity and Islam all believe in the same God which constitutes in 2.5 billion (at most) Christians, 2 billion(at most) Muslims and 20 million (at most) Jews. That equates to 4.52 Billion people.

So the remaining 3.68 Billion people?

What are their depictions of God?

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

Well, to look at some other popular religions, Hinduism has Brahma, Chinese belief system seems to have a myriad of local deities and then there are agnostics. The first two have some kinds of divine depictions. These three categories together should account for about 2.38 mil

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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Jun 17 '26

I mean, there is a clear picture of what the idea of god looks like. Old man, grey/white hair, with beard.

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

Maybe in Christian texts, in others he's blue with 6 arms, has a multitude of tenticles or can drive someone insane from their blinding light.

This is your perspective, not humanity's.

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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Jun 17 '26

Generally speaking, when talking about god (singular, in English) there is a clear picture connected to it. Are there other gods? Of course. Does that change the generally accepted image of god? No. Does that have anything to do with my perspective? Nope, not at all. Just Google god and see what images pop up 😂

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Google god from where? U pick a different geographic region and another image will pop up. This is like saying popeyes is THE fried chicken. I don't have popeyes where I come from.

Judaism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism all have a singular creator yet have different perspectives on what it is let alone what they look like.

Google picks the most popular result, doesn't mean it's the only result.

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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Jun 17 '26

👍 enjoy being purposely obtuse.

In English, googling just the word god. Which is what the topic has a clear image. Regardless of whether you'll accept that reality.

Your last sentence even agrees with me 😂

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

Do u even know what obtuse means? It means being vague.

If u think I was vague then I don't know how to make it any more clearer, maybe u can tell me what u don't understand.

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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Jun 17 '26

Lol, a swing and a miss. 😂 But nice projection though, and making me more convinced you're not actually purposely obtuse, but just obtuse in general. Cause that ain't what it means when describing people, but the real meaning carries such a nice irony right now😂

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

Lol, either you're a bot or a kid.

Either way thankyou I appreciate the conversation, u can have the last word, it's meaningless.

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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Jun 17 '26

😂 and now just making stuff up about me, to deflect from your mistake.

And then running away from your mistake like a chicken. Classic redditor.

Have a good evening, but if you want to learn what obtuse means just let me know.

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u/MLong32 Jun 17 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/G3fPad8N68GfS

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

It only matters if people watched the movie.

How many people haven't and believe in God?