Avatar Of God

Powerful beings can create avatars, splinters of their being that break away from the main body to act semi-independently. These avatars often appear to be full manifestations of their 'parent' self, but in reality they are mere fragments of a much more powerful whole. 
There are many different types of avatars: avatars of Death, of the Devil, even of Pagan Gods or Celestials. But greatest of all the avatars is the Avatar of God. 
== The God-Talkers: ==
God-Talkers are people gifted with a penchant for encountering Avatars Of God (usually Theists). A God-Talker will encounter God in the form of a fellow human being, often one who is inconspicuous or downtrodden. Abraham, of the Bible, was clearly a God-Talker as was many major prophets and heroes from scripture. 
== Facts: ==
-God-Talkers encounter God in a plethora of forms: a homeless man, a doctor they visit, a fellow traveler sitting on a bus, etc. Some God-Talkers encounter the Avatar Of God in the same make and form, while others keep meeting the Avatar in a new guise every time.
-When the Avatar Of God is present, usually only the God-Talker can see Them. Even other Adepts will probably not see the Avatar, although this isn't always so. Even when Adepts can see an Avatar Of God, they won't be able to tell there's anything different or unusual about them. 
-The Avatar will usually task the God-Talker with some purpose or mission to complete. They will also frequently engage in philosophical or moral debates, or simply discuss the latest news in an Adept's life. 
== Can God Die?: ==
The idea of killing the Infinite Being is laughable considering that God can never run out of "life" (or whatever term you want to use for strong your connection to existence is). And yet, some Avatars Of God seem perfectly capable of dying. A few of them even appear to be mortal! 
Christianity, one of the world's largest religions, is based on the idea that an Avatar Of God was put to death for the sins of mankind. Despite being God, He willingly died for all. 
Of course, the keyword here is 'willingly.' Since God can do anything, He can also choose to incorporate Himself into the body of a mortal being. The idea of the Infinite Being choosing to become finite is strange, but remember that the Avatar is simply a fragment of a greater whole. 
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