A wild tangent in a conversation with my wife led me to bring up that, canonically, Garfield has outwitted God. I said this based on my memory of the Garfield: His 9 Lives TV special.
Then I checked my facts by reading the Wikipedia article, and the writers of that article grappled with more of the implications of the end of that show than I did as a kid: their interpretation is that Garfield is God, there have been several Earthly incarnations of Garfield created in God's image who do not know they are God (the one who lives with Jon and loves lasagna is the eighth), and there will be more in the future because God has no intention to hold Himself to the nine-lives limit.
I know this all originates from the TV writers deciding, hey, we can't have this end with Garfield dying forever, that would make children cry, so let's come up with a loophole. But the theological implications in canon are astounding
He deadass lied to God's face and got away with it. This suggests that, as an entity, he exists somewhere outside the percept of the Demiurge. He is aware of the ignorance of the Demiurge, and therefore must be an entity that is free from the occlusion of divine light. Therefore, it's not Garfield the Cat, it's Garfield the Da'at.
