Stop quoting Chat GPT

[Dale (evolutionary providentialist)]

@Dale

…it does have its functions if used selectively. I haven’t fact-checked this, but it is easily done:

Where is this from originally: “Thy creatures wrong thee, O thou sovereign Good! Thou art not loved, because not understood: This grieves me most, that vain pursuits beguile Ungrateful men, regardless of thy smile.”

The quote is from William Cowper’s poem “The Task,” specifically from Book II, lines 83-86. “The Task” is a long poem in blank verse, first published in 1785. Cowper was an English poet and hymnodist who lived from 1731 to 1800.

Yes, I see why that was objectionable.