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1) If God had a name, what would it be?
2) Would you call it to his face?
3) What would you ask if you had just one question?
4) If God had a face, what would it look like?
-An unpronounceable string of syllables
-See above
-What can I do to get as near to your power as I can?
-Are you saying if god was human what would he look like?Cause otherwise an incomprehensible things of beauty/terror that would melt your face, body, and soul/spirit/mind/thingy.
1.) God probably
2.) Assuming he had a face, sure. It's the polite thing to do.
3.) What is the ultimate question?
4.) Again, assuming he had a face (and existed) he'd probably be middle eastern.
He'd probably look like a terrorist with all the robes he'd probably wear, and he'd probably get searched at the airport. Probably.
I'd call him John because that's his name. As far as what I would ask....I guess I would ask if we are his experiment. I'd imagine if he had a specific face it would be a perfectly define jaw line with like porcelain skin....
His name would be Evolution, and his face would be that picture of the cavemen, evolving into a man with a briefcase going trk.
And i would probably ask him why everybody thinks he is some weird dude with a beard and make bread and shit from nothing,
and he would probably tell me because humans are dumb as fuck.
Because its simply not, just they are both in one religion doesn't mean he would be relevant might aswell mention Mary. i.e we are talking about an apple should you mention an orange just because its a fruit?
Because its simply not, just they are both in one religion doesn't mean he would be relevant might aswell mention Mary. i.e we are talking about an apple should you mention an orange just because its a fruit?
In 99.9% of Christian faiths Jesus and God are the same person/thing, never separated. It's not remotely the same as mentioning Mary. Mary was a human being. Jesus was literally God being god and human, while also being God externally to himself, and the Holy Spirit. They are the same thing at the same time, everywhere. Rule one of it is that you can't understand it. It's fair to bring up Jesus if you operate under Christian world view. Just like it's fair to say Krishna incarnated and was human under a Hindu view, which if any one god of the Hindu faith did something, they all did cause they are all actually one god, that is also everything else too.
In 99.9% of Christian faiths Jesus and God are the same person/thing, never separated. It's not remotely the same as mentioning Mary. Mary was a human being. Jesus was literally God being god and human, while also being God externally to himself, and the Holy Spirit. They are the same thing at the same time, everywhere. Rule one of it is that you can't understand it. It's fair to bring up Jesus if you operate under Christian world view. Just like it's fair to say Krishna incarnated and was human under a Hindu view, which if any one god of the Hindu faith did something, they all did cause they are all actually one god, that is also everything else too.
No, Mary's just a normal human. She was just born without original sin, something anyone can get removed via baptism. This is considered a special circumstance but she's not divine.
Well technically no one, assuming god exists to be god, god just has to exist. God would lack a creation point, unless god as we knew it were created by another god unbeknownst to us. You know like the in the Silmarillion or Mormonism.
1. His name would be a sick mash of all popular names on earth.
2. Nah, I'd probably poke him.
3. I'd ask the ultimate question: does Richard Hammond dye his hair?
rk.
