Running "ask a zealot" thread

I should have been more clear. I knew what you were saying. I was just adding to your answer.
God doesn't control everything. That's my point. He could, but he chooses not to.
The things he does interfere in, I think, are not games.

 

I'm choosing to ignore this because it makes my brain hurt -- and because people much smarter than me have not been able to answer it.

 

If you see Buddha in the road, kill him.

 

What does he interfere in?

Although, I do like the Futurama "If you do something right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all" idea of God's doings.

 

Is the Christian "God" the right "God"? There are many more "Gods" in the realm of religion. How is the Christian "God" the correct "God," compared to the Hebrew and Hindu and so on and so forth? Is "God" only right when worshiped as one being? Is "God" only one mythological creature and it can't be accepted as others?

 

Could God cook a burrito so hot not even He could eat it?

 

All I know is that God is not a Cubs fan.

 

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that's all you know.

 

God does perform miracles, though they are rare.
He also gives people nudges. He's done that for me. No true miracles in my life, but I've had plenty of guidance from Him.
It has worked out well when I've listened.

 

I believe Christianity is "right," of course, or I wouldn't be a Christian. However, my God is the same one worshipped by Jews and Muslims. I just believe some extra things about Christ that they don't.
I'm not sure what you mean with your last two questions, but I believe there is only one God. The others are mythical.

 

What if God was one of us?

(Sorry, couldn't resist)