If I pray to all the gods, how will I know which one answered the 1% of my wishes that came true?

Answer 1

This is why you ONLY make grandiose wishes; and a different wish to each god. So you'll be sure :-)

Answer 2

That's why some believe that there is only one God. If there were more than one, than they are likely to have some kind of disagreements.

There can only be one almighty merciful God that is infinitely powerful think of it this way:

If a circle had the radius of 5, for example, the circumference of a circle would be approximately 15.70795.

If the circumference of a circle was infinite, then it would take up all of the space in the world right?

Then how could there be more that one of these circles in the world?

So, if God was infinitely large, how could there be more than one?

Answer 3

Process of elimination.

Step 1:
Pray one thing to half the gods. Pray for something else to the other half.

Step 2:
Upon wish-fulfillment: pray for one thing from half the remaining group of gods and for something else from the other half of the remaining gods.

Step 3:
Repeat step 2 until there's only one god left. He/She/It is the one true god.

Answer 4

The best thing to do is just pray for things like rain, especially when it has been forecast on that day for over a week.

Answer 5

Thor

Answer 6

Well I can tell you it was none of mine!
You can cross the Aesir off the list of hopefuls for that ****.

Answer 7

You won't. Sorry.

And if only 1% of your wishes are coming true then I suggest you aren't paying attention.

Answer 8

Its best to thank each one of them,,, just don't let one catch you thanking another for something he/she/it granted you...