About: God's mug

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The mug does not appear to possess any supernatural qualities. The most unique aspect of it is the writting on one side, which reads : "WORLD'S GREATEST DAD" This is ironic considering God's abandonment of his angelic children and the lack of helping humanity during times of crisis. He justifies these by saying his children disappointed him, and that good parenting requires letting the children learn by themselves.

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rdfs:comment	The mug does not appear to possess any supernatural qualities. The most unique aspect of it is the writting on one side, which reads : "WORLD'S GREATEST DAD" This is ironic considering God's abandonment of his angelic children and the lack of helping humanity during times of crisis. He justifies these by saying his children disappointed him, and that good parenting requires letting the children learn by themselves.
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abstract	The mug does not appear to possess any supernatural qualities. The most unique aspect of it is the writting on one side, which reads : "WORLD'S GREATEST DAD" This is ironic considering God's abandonment of his angelic children and the lack of helping humanity during times of crisis. He justifies these by saying his children disappointed him, and that good parenting requires letting the children learn by themselves. The mug first appeared in God's Bar in the episode Don't Call Me Shurley, and again in We Happy Few. Upon arriving at the Men of Letters bunker, Amara kicked it into a wall out of annoyance, thus shattering it.

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