the big question

If you could ask God any question, what would it be?

I'm guessing we'd all have some similar questions and then a few unique ones.

If we took all of these questions and figured out which one's are answerable and separated those by the questions that only God could figure out...we'd have a lot of questions. We'd have a whole big 'ol range of questions that we're dying to know.

So why aren't those questions answered in the Bible?

So now God makes a bigger Bible that answers all of our questions about how old the Earth is, how he did the walking on water deal, what's the deal with Fuller's dating life...and now we have 73 books in our Bibles.

If our knowledge of how things works was represented by a big circle...and there were all these question marks outside of our circle - and God expanded our circle...wouldn't we just come up with then new question marks that are outside of our new circle? If he made us a bigger Bible and answered more of our questions, that'd just lead us to more questions based on our new understanding.

Until we're as smart as God, we'll always have questions. People will come up with theories that answer our questions. People will argue about these theories. We'll create bumperstickers stating the different arguments. We'll make fun of the stupid people that don't agree with our theory. People will get condescending, and announce their superiority.

I'm guessing that no matter how big our circle of understanding gets...we'll always find things to doubt God with...and argue over.

Aren't we awesome...