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What would you ask God?
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If you had the opportunity to have a proper conversation with God, what questions would you want answered?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'd spend the first million years just sitting on His knee and getting a cuddle, then I'd ask Him to explain all of the mysteries of the universe, such as the nature of gravity, the mystery of matter, and aske Him where all the millions of missing socks go to every year!
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Wiz - The dinosaurs could have been reptile eggs, or baby lizards. The mucking out was done by Eastern European immigrants who like to do the jobs that the crew of the Ark thought were beneath them, and for minimum wage.
Stoke On Trent migh have been the site of the original garden of Eden, but there was this snake, and a woman, and an apple .........
Your liver is getting larger as we speak ........
Tomorrows budget might help curtail your alcohol consumption.
Mens nipples are for the benefit of Goths who like to have them pierced, so you have a choice, you can become a Goth.
I could go on .......
Stoke On Trent migh have been the site of the original garden of Eden, but there was this snake, and a woman, and an apple .........
Your liver is getting larger as we speak ........
Tomorrows budget might help curtail your alcohol consumption.
Mens nipples are for the benefit of Goths who like to have them pierced, so you have a choice, you can become a Goth.
I could go on .......
I'd ask him why he created the earth at least three days before the rest of the universe, and how he managed to separate light from dark on the first day, and have evenings and mornings on the first three days, when the sun and the other stars weren't created until the fourth day. Wouldn't it have been better, I would ask, to have invented the sun and the rest of the universe first?
(I shan't let on, of course, that we know that the latter is what actually happened; no sense in upsetting the old fellow with our superior knowledge.)
I'll also ask him why there are two mutually-contradictory accounts of his own son's birth, or hasn't he read the OT yet?
(I shan't let on, of course, that we know that the latter is what actually happened; no sense in upsetting the old fellow with our superior knowledge.)
I'll also ask him why there are two mutually-contradictory accounts of his own son's birth, or hasn't he read the OT yet?