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A being powerful enough to make, yet needy enough to require praise.

means A god or goddess — a supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature, fate, or human affairs.

from From Latin 'deitas' (divinity), coined from 'deus' (god). 'Deus' itself traces back to the ancient Proto-Indo-European root 'dyeu-', meaning sky or shining — the same root that gives us 'Zeus', 'Jupiter' (from 'dyeu-peter', 'sky father'), and even the English word 'day'. So the word for god began, quite literally, as the word for the bright sky overhead.

job requirement
omnipotence, but still wants compliments
customer service
prayers answered on a need-to-know basis
origin story
usually written by the deity's own fan club
competitive field
thousands exist, most now unemployed
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