“Most gods of most worlds have human faces.” “Because men make them in their image,” Lutha remarked, somewhat… — Sheri S. Tepper
“Most gods of most worlds have human faces.”
“Because men make them in their image,” Lutha remarked, somewhat bitterly. “To grant mankind license to do what we would do anyway.”
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