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If you could ask GOD or your own personal deity one single question what would you ask?

If given an opportunity such as this one I would ask GOD why there is so much suffering in the world ; why do babies and young children die from such painful diseases like cancer? it just breaks my heart.
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I would ask if I could go to heaven now instead of waiting. lol
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No way we need you here! :) But wouldn't it be nice just to actually speak to him and let him know that you cannot wait to join him later in the afterlife? Or maybe find out what heaven is really like before you got there? I think that would be so awesome...
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I would ask Her "What on Earth were you trying to do?"
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Fran wrote:I would ask Her "What on Earth were you trying to do?"
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I'd say: you should have come earlier while most of us believed you, so you didn't have to send so many people to hell.
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Himmelslicht wrote:I'd say: you should have come earlier while most of us believed you, so you didn't have to send so many people to hell.
Na nobody going to Hell - She's not like that :)
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Why is the sky blue? Just curious....
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The ozone layer blocks certain ultra violet rays... which become visible to our eyes. And they look blue to us. Up there being blocked from being among us.
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This question reminds me of the song "One of Us" (Joan Osborne)!
There are a lot of things I'd like to ask, but I guess if it came to it, I wouldn't be original and would just ask why there's so much suffering in the world.
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Thanks Skillian ! :D However, then I'd have to ask a more direct question: why is there even a sky? Is there a heaven? Is there really a HELL?
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haha. If I was God... I'd just be like... Why not?
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Are you still around??
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How disappointed are you in us ?
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If I believed in him/her it would be ......How disappointed am I in you?
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