There are problems with the whole "supreme being" thing. Theism. That is not to say it should be banned. Mostly, if you examine a faith carefully, you see checks and balances built right in. Some Old Testament prophets, for example, engage with those "supreme beings" to change their minds on behalf of the people. When a "supreme being" cannot accommodate the complexity of human beings or the shades of grey and ambiguities in human life, then the human community needs to speak out so that the "supreme being" can change.

An interesting and present popular media story based on "The Handmaid's Tale" probably has examples, though, far and away, it is the kind of story where the "supreme being" goes unchecked, raising the whole spectre of patriarchy. A lot of those "supreme beings" are pretty male.