Intraibi Mundus ad Dei/The Book Of Job/Writing Thing No. 2
“Shall a faultfinder contend with the Almighty? He who argues with God, let him—”
“Did you not slaughter my family like lambs?
Have you not murdered my men like cattle?
My friends spoke in abstraction that you deem imperfect, but is this not further abstraction?
I am not to be the axle upon which this world spins, and yet this you have made so.
I am not a symbol,
I am not an argument,
I am not a justification,
I am a man. Nothing more, nothing less.”
Job beheld God, standing in the midst of the whirlwind. He stared blankly back.
“I’m God, jackass. My way or the highway.”


