@Herokiller12344 said:
What I hate about Marvel Cosmics like Living Tribunal and the Celestials is how they claim to be doing God's will straight from word of mouth. What gets to me is that the God I know would NEVER order someone to destroy entire universe's and uncountable trillions of lives. That's my problem with Marvel writers in general, they use the amounts of casualties in stories as nothing more than a statistic. The concept of a being that can kill billions just by raising his hand, and the fact that he gets no punishment is horrifying and terrible to even think about. Personally, I think every Marvel Cosmic minus Galactus and his ilk need to be retconed out of existence.
Your looking at this from a human perspective. Hermes stated he would not morn humanities passing because theyr lives are so short compared to him. Hermes (paraphrasing) "Should I mourn every fallen leave?" Gods live for thousands if not millions of years or longer and see mortal civlizations rise and fall. To them mortals for the most part must seem like ants.
Now, take that perspective and apply it to the cosmics. The Celestials travel through who knows how many galaxies and are as far beyond the gods as the gods are beyond primitive man. They can make worlds on a whim. Why should they care what humans think? Now take the Living Tirbunal. It deals with a near infinite of alternate realities and even more alien dimensions. It can comprehend all of that. Its perspective if so alien to a human we cannot even begin to truly concieve it. Why should it care about a single universe let alone a single planet. They are also in a way more forces of nature than what we might think of actual beings.
Also, for the record the cosmics do not represent the Judeo-Christian God. Its never been made clear on what the Judeo-Christian God is in Marvel, but currently it seems to be another skyfather. The cosmics represent the most powerful being in existence, but something else than a god.
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