The Official God FAQ

400 Monkeys has published an important site. It answers all of your questions about God. I strongly urge all of my readers—believers and unbelievers alike—to check it out. Go to The Official God FAQ.

The God FAQ

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6 Responses to “The Official God FAQ”

  1. Chickie Says:

    I think that covers everything quite nicely. Well done.

  2. Intergalactic Hussy Says:

    LOL… I’ve seen it before, but it never gets old… Thanks!

  3. interesting... Says:

    you can believe what you will, but I know the Truth. There is no other way to explain anything, the fact is is that atheists dont want to believe that they are not in control. I challenge all of you to read the Bible. really. i mean, if you’re so sure, what can it hurt right? so seriously, try it and then answer that question again.

    and yes. you can laugh at me. BUT one day, judgement day, we will all come before the Creator (God) and He will ask each and every one of you why He should let you into the gates of Heaven, and unless you can say that you have a relationship with Him through His Son, Jesus Christ, you WILL be comdemned to hell forever. (Revelations)

    So when that day comes…and it will…where will you be?

    I know where i’m going.

    Do you?

  4. Ron Britton Says:

    And you can believe what you will. I don’t claim to know “The Truth”. That’s the highest degree of arrogance. Just because you lack imagination doesn’t mean that there’s no other way to explain anything.

    And yes, I have read your Bible. Most of us have. Atheism isn’t something most people are born into. It’s the end of a long journey that you are only beginning. Most people like you never get off the starting block.

  5. Sharley Says:

    Um… I’ve read a great deal of the Bible, and it’s why I can’t take Christianity seriously. Honestly, I don’t understand how a rational adult could read some of that and not laugh. It’s a collection of folklore, little different from Greek and Roman myths — hell, even the story of Noah is just a rehash of the (much, much older) Gilgamesh legend. It’s a STORY, and if you want to take it as, well, the gospel truth, that’s your business — but don’t have the gall to come in here and say it’s the Truth when you’ve got no actual PROOF. I’m not sure I agree with the idea that religion is the opiate of the masses, but Fundamentalism is definitely the opiate of the insecure.

  6. Sarah Says:

    Hey interesting…, why don’t you read the Torah? Or the Aztec codices? Or the Greek myths?

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