Do gods wonder where they come from?

I can't help but notice you spelled gods with a small g. Was that intentional and if so what does it mean/
 
I can't help but notice you spelled gods with a small g. Was that intentional and if so what does it mean/

Intenional, it is not a specific god.

like, "The mechanic fixed my car". or is it more correctly, "The Mechanic fixed my car"?
 
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What is a specific god with a small g? Any god with a small g could wonder about anything.
 
Now you are using a capital G indicating the all knowing God. How could he wonder where He came from if He is everywhere simultaneously.
 
Now you are using a capital G indicating the all knowing God. How could he wonder where He came from if He is everywhere simultaneously.

the allknowing god? YHWH? he obviously has the knowledge of a bronze age goatherder.
 
I am sure it is quite serious and rational to wonder about justice, love and inequality. Why they happen to some and not others.
 
I am sure it is quite serious and rational to wonder about justice, love and inequality. Why they happen to some and not others.

depends if one beliefs in gods and if in which ones or one
 
Again, from the other thread you're in.

Things happen. Not all of them good. Not all of them bad. Why is this a puzzle that people need magic to non-explain it?
 
You say things happen. That implies causality. You are making assertions about causality with no proof any cause or effect. That is mythology.
 
Sticks and stones but you have no answers and insult the mind with your refusal to use it.


You are making barely coherent--not to mention off-topic--posts in both threads. Looking like a troll to me...
 
You say things happen. That implies causality. You are making assertions about causality with no proof any cause or effect. That is mythology.

we talk about gods here, such fantasy creatures have no evidence.

the topic was meant as a joke, but as you arived it seems to get really funny now.
 

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