If you were god

if i was god, i would make pirates. THen ninjas. Then make the pirates fight the ninjas.

Edited by Ponce de Leon - 15-Feb-2007 at 21:44

God has Shown himself from the very beginning. You seem to forget God answers the needs of the soul not the body, therefore he is known to those who await the entrance to the drama of self-expression...the mortal life. The creators cannot expose themselves within the dimension of the created otherwise there is No creation. Creation is something removed from the artists.

Segestan has some very valid points. I've known a mystic or two in my time (wise and holy men, to say the least) who seem to have figured a way to become one with their surroundings. Some of the most tranquil people I've ever met; and I don't believe any of them were on sedatives, either!
Every man's relationship with God ought to be a personal one. Some people just listen better than others, it would seem.

All that said, I don't think God needs to actually exist as a prerequisite for faith. Faith in a non-existent God may well be more rewarding that non-belief in a God that may or may not exist. Agnosticism seems to me to be the Middle Path, and, as saith Aristotle, "Moderation is wisdom."
Plus, when I die, I don't look like an ass. If God exists and I had been having some sort of faith throughout my life, I'm sure the Big Guy Upstairs will be relatively forgiving. If not, at least I didn't put all my eggs in one basket.

If I were God, I�d probably come down and tell everyone to lay off killing each other in my name.