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Forums - General - If you could meet both "God" and "Lucifer", what would you ask them?

To God : Good job creating living things and all that but do you have a reason to create other planet like mars,jupiter and other planets that is useless.

To Lucifer : When is that whore Miley Cyrus gonna die ?



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i would ask god why did he choose to be called Shigeru Miyamoto? and why Japanese?



I'm sure I wouldn't get a straight answer, but why he isn't willing to step in and stop atrocities such as the Holocaust. I'd also like to know the fate of people who have never heard of him (and obviously can't believe in him), as well as why he took the time to make the universe as expansive as it is considering we're almost assuredly never going to travel to the majority of it.

As for Satan/Lucifer, I'd ask if his only motivation for being a jerk to humans is petty revenge against God for failing at overthrowing him.








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I would ask God for clarification about Predestination vs Free Will, and ask Lucifer what he would do if given a do-over regarding the whole rebellion thing.



I will ask GOd what is the meaning of life and what is the purpose of leaving ?_?



thewayofthepath said:
Coke or Pepsi?

Why ask a question where we already have the answer.



This is the Game of Thrones

Where you either win

or you DIE

MTZehvor said:
I'm sure I wouldn't get a straight answer, but why he isn't willing to step in and stop atrocities such as the Holocaust. I'd also like to know the fate of people who have never heard of him (and obviously can't believe in him), as well as why he took the time to make the universe as expansive as it is considering we're almost assuredly never going to travel to the majority of it.

As for Satan/Lucifer, I'd ask if his only motivation for being a jerk to humans is petty revenge against God for failing at overthrowing him.

When asking theist about why god did not stop the holocaust or other similar tragedies I find the most common answer is that it would interfer with free will.

But I don't find the answer all that compeling from theist who believe in the bible as god did not seem to have a problem interfering quite allot thousands of years ago.



This is the Game of Thrones

Where you either win

or you DIE

snyps said:


classic!