The Exorcist III1990

Kinderman:
The whole world is a homicide victim, Father. Would a God who is good invent something like that? Plainly speaking, it's a lousy idea. It's not popular. It's not a winner.

Father Dyer:
There you go, blaming God.

Kinderman:
Who should I blame? Phil Rizzuto?

Father Dyer:
You wouldn't want to live forever.

Kinderman:
Yes, I would.

Father Dyer:
No, you wouldn't. You'd get bored.

Kinderman:
I have hobbies. In the meantime, we have cancer and mongoloid babies and murderers, monsters prowling the planet, even prowling this neighborhood, Father... right now, while our children suffer... and our loved ones die, and your God goes waltzing blithely through the universe like some kind of cosmic Billie Burke.

Father Dyer:
Bill, it all works out right.

Kinderman:
When?

Father Dyer:
At the end of time.

Kinderman:
That soon?

Father Dyer:
No. We're going to be there. We're going to live forever, Bill. We're spirits.

Kinderman:
Oh, I would love to believe that.