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The God in question was the god of what?
Your question is not clear... What God is in question?Ignoring that.... It depends on what you believe. Here are some basic examples.Monotheism: The god of everything.Polytheism: The god of something... there are many.Atheism: A fictional character.How about the God Almighty? Creator of all that was, is and will be. In what circumstance would it be acceptable to question that God?
If the answer is God did it what is the question?
The question would be"Who created th Universe?"And the answer is God.
If man could he would be god to god?
that is a statement not a question
Does the Greek god Hermes have a birthmark?
I'm not sure. Why would you ask such a question? That would be my question for you to say.
What do god do for his life?
That is an impossible question to answer. Since God is omnipresent, we would also have to be omnipresent.
What is the unmerited favor of God to make us acceptable and give us right standing before God?
Actually in the Bible, Grace is the unmerited favor of God to make us acceptable and give us right standing before God.
Who would win in a fight - Chuck Norris or God?
trick question chuck Norris is god
How many Caitlyn's are there in the world?
U would have to be a GOD 2 answer that question and OBVIOUSLY I'm not a god!
Why did God anoit me?
Your question is not clear, so I ask what did God anoint you to or for. Was it to a calling He had for you to do or was it to heal you of some affliction? Perhaps you would like to rephraise your question?
In sikkism which god they pray?
question is very ambiguous, which is possibly why it has not been answered. There is one god, omniscent. That would be the god that we pray to.
Who is a true GOD?
You ask a question that no matter can answer (not with proof at any rate). Some would claim the true god is God. Others would claim that it is Allah. Others claim still that the there is no God. Others would claim that there are multiple Gods or that perhaps we are Gods. You are asking a question beyond human comprehension. There is no answer to your question, only mysteries. The only way you can 'answer' that question is on deciding on your beliefs and that will serve as your answer. Whether or not that is the true, I don't know. Nobody does.
Who questioned God about life circumstances?
Les Dennis
