If I challenged God to a Duel, would he show?

Question

He can bring fire and brimstone for weapon, and I will bring William Occam's Razor...

Answer 1

Don't bring Occam's Razor. You'd have too big of an advantage.

Answer 2

enable us assume that there is a God so that you'll challenge to this duel. Now once you've been to do something particularly so monumentally stupid then the opportunities of you even making it to the duel are narrow to none. We ought to now keep in mind that an all powerfull entity ought to invent an complete universe depending arround the perception of holding you from ever arriving at your vacation spot (ie. the duel). So particular God ought to practice you inspite of the glaring incontrovertible fact that doesn't.

Answer 3

Let us assume that there is a God for you to challenge to this duel. Now if you were to do something quite so monumentally foolish then the odds of you even making it to the duel are slim to none. We must now remember that an all powerfull entity could invent an entire universe based arround the concept of keeping you from ever arriving at your destination (ie. the duel). So Yes God would show you however would not.

Answer 4

Don't you remember back in April?

Vince Mcmahon already challenged God, dared him to "Striketh me Down!" 3 times on national TV, and then beat him at the April Pay Per View as God got no offense in /:

Answer 5

Probably not, but I really disagree with Occam's Razor.

Be careful, if you change your mind later, don't make it so you regret what you did before.

Answer 6

"I will believe if God will appear to me."

A proud and ignorant sinner who says this has no understanding of the nature of His Creator. No man has ever seen the essence of God. (When God "appeared" to certain men in the Old Testament, He manifested Himself in other forms, such as a burning bush or "the Angel of the Lord.")

When Moses asked to see God’s glory, God told him, "I will make all my goodness pass before you,...[but] you cannot see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live" (Exodus 33:18–23). If all of God’s "goodness" were shown to a sinner, he would instantly die. God’s "goodness" would just spill wrath upon evil man. However, the Lord told Moses, "It shall come to pass, while my glory passes by, that I will put you in a cleft of the rock, and will cover you with My hand while I pass by." The only way a sinner can live in the presence of a holy God is to be hidden in the Rock of Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 10:4).

Answer 7

of course,do u know?
You do everytime you sin.The devil for challenged God for a amicro second in his mind,and Jesus threw him outt'a heaven,because no vile thing is allowed there.At the last judgement you will have the final confirmation of how many times you challenged God and He never destroyed you because of what Jesus did on the cross that brought in the age of grace that your living in now,and it's almost over as soon as the rapture happens when Jesus takes His own back to heaven,and then the 7 years of hell on earth tribulation starts!

Answer 8

No He wouldn't show. Why would He? You aren't serious about knowing Him. One day He is going to show up and it will be too late for you to get serious about that. I hope you change your mind about being sarcastic concerning God. He loves you. He knew you were going to say things like this and yet He wanted you here anyway.

Answer 9

Ja. I remembered that one Norse lady once said "Odin challenges Jesus to a duel!" And so they did. The former got burned along with his bacon.

Answer 10

Believe me I've tried, in front of several devout Christians as a matter of fact, they kept expecting lightning bolts to rain down out of Heaven and fry me to a crisp, funny people, Christians.....