"I have never understood why it should be considered derogatory to the Creator to suppose that he has a sense of humour"

In this quote, William Ralph Inge reflects on the idea that it is troublesome to consider the idea of a humorous God. He questions why such a belief need to be thought about insulting or disrespectful to the Creator. Inge suggests that humor is a natural characteristic that human beings possess, and it would be natural for them to attribute it to a higher power as well. Ultimately, this quote underscores the significance of welcoming all aspects of the human experience, consisting of humor, and not enabling rigid and limited point of views to determine our understanding of spirituality or the divine.