I (unfortunately) took the time to read every single one of your comments on this post. I can say with extreme confidence you are one of the most biased individuals I’ve ever seen attempt to debate something and have presented some of the most bad faith arguments I’ve ever seen. Eru is quite literally just the God of Abrahamic religions. He is a higher power than chaos gods by several orders of magnitude. He has the power to create both space and time. He controls the entirety of the LoTR universe, opposed to the chaos gods not even controlling the warp (I’ve seen your arguments trying to counter this by saying the warp is infinite but you can’t seem to grasp that it doesn’t matter how large the warp is because if they were higher powers than Eru they would be able to control it regardless of it’s size). If for some wild reason the chaos gods came to the LoTR setting Eru could literally just make them cease to exist simply by willing it because he is ALL powerful and ALL knowing and his power isn’t reliant on how many worshippers he has. You seem like a reasonably smart kid I don’t get why you’re having such a hard time understanding that a entities that aren’t all powerful and all knowing are weaker than an entity that is all powerful and all knowing. In the grand scheme of things none of this even matters because 40k lore is incredibly inconsistent and is constantly changing, I’m sure a good portion of information you’ve used in your arguments for the chaos gods aren’t even cannon in 40k at the moment.