A Plague in Faith - Human Deity

Human Deity


Your god is a formless monster
Jealous and unjust
He feeds upon your worship; he feeds upon your blood
Your god appears awfully human
Jealous and unjust
He feeds upon your worship; he feeds upon blood
Apologist, explain to me, if to be a god is blasphemy
Then why is god like his children?
Humans create human deities
Every flaw I see in humans, I see in your worthless god
What they do not see is its dependency he feeds upon
Your god is a formless monster
Jealous and unjust
He feeds upon your worship
Apologist, explain to me, if to be a god is blasphemy
Then why is god like his children?
Humans create human deities
The maker’s creation, a reflection upon himself
Weak, worthless, whimpering
The canvas that he painted is nothing more than an imperfection
Weak, worthless, imaginary
Then why is god like his humans?
Humans create human deities
Every flaw I see in humans, I see in their worthless god
What you do not see is it’s dependency he feeds upon