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'''God''' (born [[December 25]]), also known as the '''Lord''', is apparently a being of immense power and believed to be the creator of [[human]]ity. [[Jesus|Christ]] is considered the same being as God and many people swear by his name. | '''God''' (born [[December 25]]<ref>"[[A Gift from the Planet of Scrap]]"</ref>), also known as the '''Lord''', is apparently a being of immense power and believed to be the creator of [[human]]ity. [[Jesus|Christ]] is considered the same being as God and many people swear by his name. | ||
{{quote|You gotta wonder. If God made man in his image, who made [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|him]]?|[[Robert Epps]]|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]''}} | {{quote|You gotta wonder. If God made man in his image, who made [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|him]]?|[[Robert Epps]]|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]''}} | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel Generation 1 comics=== | ===Marvel Generation 1 comics=== | ||
The citizens of [[Stansham|Stenshame]] were Christians, believing that the frightening [[Man of Iron (Autobot)|Man of Iron]] was a product of God's wrath. [[Aethelric]], a priest, was called up to offer the Man of Iron the blessings of the Lord and ask him to return to whatever horrid place he clearly came from. {{storylink|Man of Iron ( | The citizens of [[Stansham|Stenshame]] were Christians, believing that the frightening [[Man of Iron (Autobot)|Man of Iron]] was a product of God's wrath. [[Aethelric]], a priest, was called up to offer the Man of Iron the blessings of the Lord and ask him to return to whatever horrid place he clearly came from. {{storylink|Man of Iron (issue)|Man of Iron}} | ||
===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity=== | ===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity=== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*He seems a tad bit similar to [[The One]]. What, if any, connection there is between the two is not known. | *He seems a tad bit similar to [[The One]]. What, if any, connection there is between the two is not known. | ||
===Foreign names=== | ===Foreign names=== | ||
*''Japanese:'' '''Kami''' (神), '''Kami-sama''' (神様) | *''Japanese:'' '''Kami''' (神), '''Kami-sama''' (神様) | ||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==External link== | ==External link== | ||
* [[Wikipedia:God|God at Wikipedia | * [[Wikipedia:God|God]] at Wikipedia | ||
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Revision as of 22:58, 16 December 2011
God (born December 25[1]), also known as the Lord, is apparently a being of immense power and believed to be the creator of humanity. Christ is considered the same being as God and many people swear by his name.
Fiction
Marvel Generation 1 comics
The citizens of Stenshame were Christians, believing that the frightening Man of Iron was a product of God's wrath. Aethelric, a priest, was called up to offer the Man of Iron the blessings of the Lord and ask him to return to whatever horrid place he clearly came from. Man of Iron
Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity
Macrocosmic Seekers
Scrapheap thought back to a television broadcast about Santa Claus, who gave out gifts on Christmas, the birthday of God. A Gift from the Planet of Scrap
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
While in the hospital recovering from injuries, Sam explained to Ginrai that he believed Ginrai was granted the power of transformation by God to protect everyone. Eliminate the Godmaster Ginrai
Notes
- He seems a tad bit similar to The One. What, if any, connection there is between the two is not known.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Kami (神), Kami-sama (神様)
References
External link
- God at Wikipedia
