[ SECRET POST #2323 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2323 ⌋

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[cbrachyrhynchos]

Yeah, the conversation wasn't about "super-powered alien things that might be confused with god" but "gee, we're about to die a horrible meaningless death a long way from home, do you think there's an transcendental omnipotent omnipresent god that's going to catch us?"

The opinions of the dialogue were "no," and "probably not" as I recall.

da

[(Anonymous)]

It's been such a long time since I saw SGU (a series I wasn't terribly fond with, tbh), but in the second season wasn't one of the plot points that there was a message from God (or some kind of intelligent force) at the beginning of the universe? And some kind of planet that some people thought was put there by God? And I know in the first season some of the (random) crew members prayed the All Father when they thought they were fucked.

Re: da

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Yeah, I seem to remember reading reviews that they went there eventually, but I never got that far. Probably part of the long dark night of science fiction television where you had three different series wrap up with a YHVH ex machina as an alternative to, "it was all a holographic simulation."