Mark TWAIN. Thoughts on religion (№ 390254)

The complete absence he [God] of any of those qualities, which could grace a God, to inspire respect for him, cause awe and worship, the real God, the true God, the Creator of the vast universe is no different from all the other available gods. Every day he clearly shows that the does are not interested in neither man nor other animals - except to torture them, to destroy and extract from this study some entertainment, while making everything possible to his eternal and unchanging monotony, he was not boring.