misconception about DC comic supreme being.

[VeryGoofyToddler2]

So, The Source does? He's also not Monotheistic God because he is Source.

In that aspect he is one with the Source. You can have multiple gods but the belief is that they're false in the sense they're not supreme. So it kinda still fits the stick. God in his purest would be more akin to plain-out nothingness that emanated reality.

Jack Kirby already stated in his interview that he based new gods and all of his comics on Bible and Source is Christianity God + there are multiple heavens across different religions and Angles also existed in some religion like Buddhism,they are known as Nats. Ruling heaven doesn't make him Christianity God, Source has affirmation to be Christianity God but Presence isn't.

That's allegorical and not literal hence he's basing it off of it. The Presence was literally stated by Batman to be the capital “G” who punished the Devil, created Heaven and Hell, and also is the lord of angels, and the Host which are all descriptions of God from Judeo-Christian belief. There's no such things as the “Source, New Genesis, or New Gods” because they're allegorical while the Presence is that God within the DC established framework of their creation myth.

I don't know how you can still argue with this. The Source is not closer to the Christian God when the Presence in almost every way matches that description a lot better.

 

[Swanyee9t76]

In that aspect he is one with the Source. You can have multiple gods but the belief is that they're false in the sense they're not supreme. So it kinda still fits the stick. God in his purest would be more akin to plain-out nothingness that emanated reality.

That's allegorical and not literal hence he's basing it off of it. The Presence was literally stated by Batman to be the capital “G” who punished the Devil, created Heaven and Hell, and also is the lord of angels, and the Host which are all descriptions of God from Judeo-Christian belief. There's no such things as the “Source, New Genesis, or New Gods” because they're allegorical while the Presence is that God within the DC established framework of their creation myth.

I don't know how you can still argue with this. The Source is not closer to the Christian God when the Presence in almost every way matches that description a lot better.

Original Presence is one with Source, Death Metal didn't say " the one that equaled with Source isn't aspect of Presence ". The story never suggests like that lol. You are making ur own head-canons again, they do have different beliefs on God but in essence they are one, Spectre only thought that Presence is one but He realized that it's Source and Source is Presence.

So, Buddhism does? Actually that also could be Source because Source is literally based on Jewish and Judo Christianity which affirmed by Jack Kirby.
in that case, Source also would be Judo-Christianity God, Presence never get mentioned directly but Source is stated as.

Atleast, Source was affirmed by his own writer and meanwhile, Presence ain't

 

[VeryGoofyToddler2]

Original Presence is one with Source, Death Metal didn't say " the one that equaled with Source isn't aspect of Presence ". The story never suggests like that lol. You are making ur own head-canons again, they do have different beliefs on God but in essence they are one, Spectre only thought that Presence is one but He realized that it's Source and Source is Presence.

The Light being the Source in a recent comic is more important then what happened during Death Metal since the series is over and new information is given. That's how things work, the current information supersedes the previous ones.

So, Buddhism does? Actually that also could be Source because Source is literally based on Jewish and Judo Christianity which affirmed by Jack Kirby.
in that case, Source also would be Judo-Christianity God, Presence never get mentioned directly but Source is stated as.

That not only is such an old statement, but being allegorical to the Judeo-Christain God doesn't equate you to it. Especially, when you consider the source of inspiration for Kirby doesn't mention anything about multiple gods nor something like a Godwave.

Also, “directly?” You're going off an author statement over the comics which literally mentions of things that happen in the Bible with the Presence.

Atleast, Source was affirmed by his own writer and meanwhile, Presence ain't

His own “writer” doesn't determine anything, much less how DC owns the Source, not Kirby. The Presence has been featured in many stories with the context of the Judeo-Chastain myth.