God: Just a theory of the biggest question intro

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I'll be submiting the first chapter part 1 today as well, so please read that too. Thank you :D Hope you will enjoy this.


Introduction

Who is God? Does God exist? Who created the world? How did it all start?

My answer is: who knows?

Questions, questions and all the more questions; is there an answer?

I have been bothered by this for a big part of my insignificantly short life and I and my friends have come up, working from night till morning with a cup of coffee in one hand a pen on the other and a piece of paper on the table, with theories and enlightening conversations about God and the world.

This book is not for the narrow minded, but a reader should always remember to leave an open mind. This book is meant as no blasphemy or joke although writing it might be a joy.
For what is a religion if you cannot questions it? Can you believe in something you cannot question?
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I think it's possible to question a belief, yet still come away fully accepting it. Often the things most worth believing in have to be rigorously debated first.

I am piqued by your questions, and am curious as to whether I shall agree with your conclusions.

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Hey Lord Anzius!

This is a very skimpy intro for such an important question! What you generally do in introductions is you introduce previous ideas of who God is by important people. This, in turn, makes your question seem interesting, well-researched, and worthwhile. So do a bit more research! Talking about how you discussed this with your friends isn't really intriguing to me at all. :P
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