> But, are we gods? I doubt it, when was the last time you wrote a 'perfect' program?

Your premise assumes that whatever your $ENV{DIETY} is, it created a 'perfect' world. Think about that carefully for a while, before continuing that line of reasoning.

Of course, this whole argument suffers from the usual deficiency: it lacks a common definition of "god". What one believes "god" to be depends largely on their options to use Diety. For example, use Diety qw/Christian/; results in an infallible father-diety, while use Diety qw/Greek_pantheon/; results in many fallible entities.

I believe combinations like use qw/Christian Greek_pantheon Native_american/; cause segfaults. Perhaps this is a bug, but it might be by design. It's a shame the module author is so hard to contact...

radiantmatrix
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In reply to Re^2: Gods of perl by radiantmatrix
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