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[Star Wars] Is the Force a Lovecraftian entity

Let's see, an all powerful being that exists both outside of space and time, yet is a part of it, has no true consciousness, but does have a will, is incomprehensible by the five senses, its mere existence shapes reality, and, while no wars are directed *by* it, many are fought *because of* it. The Force sounds like your average Outer God, don't it. Also, once you see that the Will of the Force can either lead to atrocities like Order 66 or great deeds, like Palpatine's death, you can easily say the Force is above good and evil. Darth Traya even subscribes to a theory that the Force is a malevolent deity using jedi, sith, and all sentients as toys, and seeks to destroy it accordingly.
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The Force is far more distant, like the heartbeat of life, not a God.

Lovecraft's entities sleep, and could regain consciousness. There are those that worship them, and seek to awaken them.  When 'The Force Awakens', it is a metaphor. It is through mortals that The Force awakes, or mortals are awaken by The Force. There is nothing more. There is no Force made Flesh to remake or remold Creation, no monstrosity to fear, no angel to dread, nothing too horrible or too wondrous to look apon. The Force binds us as brethren, not as a church of the Force.