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If God asked your for anything you wanted.And said he would give it to you what would you want?
- Thread starter Frank Goad
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That actually wouldn't make me envious, but I'd cheer you on, anyways.Perfect health for me, and an island with perfect weather, no annoying things like stinging bugs, no disease, everything I needed for food, clothing and shelter, lots of friendly animals and no other people. (No immortality for me, just a few years until I got bored with it, followed by a quick painless death).
Oh, and an internet connection so I could get on RF and boast about it and make you all envious.
Soandso
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You beat me to it, but why stop at just 3?
LadyJane
Member
Didn't wanna seem greedy.
PureX
Veteran Member
It's interesting that when I consider this kind of question seriously, I cannot come up with an answer. Because the answers that come to mind are not reasonably possible. Or if they were to happen, would not render the result I'd intend.
World peace.
That everyone else get the same request as I am being given.
A universe without pain or suffering.
To be a God, myself.
No matter where my head goes with this question, the results are absurdly impractical. And even if I pared it way down so that the result would be possible, then it becomes either unimportant, or a debilitation in disguise.
Interesting conundrum.
World peace.
That everyone else get the same request as I am being given.
A universe without pain or suffering.
To be a God, myself.
No matter where my head goes with this question, the results are absurdly impractical. And even if I pared it way down so that the result would be possible, then it becomes either unimportant, or a debilitation in disguise.
Interesting conundrum.
To be able to find mathematical patterns in the Torah that suggested about God. I have 1122 of them.If God asked your for anything you wanted.And said he would give it to you what would you want?I would want wisdom.Like Solomon.
jhonsteve111
Member
I don't want anything except to be in paradise after my death.