Do you ever get tired of questions about God?

yes. but then if everything went my way this site would get very boring in a hurry.

Nope, 'cause 'GOD' never get's tired of me! (smile)

No!

But I do get tired of non believers throwing their 2 cents in just to stir things up. But I guess that by shouting their opinions long enough, they somehow think they're saving the world from making a mistake, in their opinion.

As a believer, if I'm making a mistake, then it's my mistake to make. Nothing they say will change that. Just as nothing I say will change their opinions.

No, I get tired of questions that can be interpreted in many ways.

If the religious, mainly those of the Christian faith, ceased their incessant preaching of political propaganda, peace, charity, and harmony, would prevail. Those who keep preaching on this site and creating animosity they also provide the opportunity to reflect back to them their stunted emotional growth. I was born into a WASP family and like all other dumb dumbs on this site was brain-washed into being a believer; that was until one day I saw the light. I was then about 10 years old!

I believe that there's a description of God by St. Paul somewhere in the bible which reads "all that is known and worshipped as God". It can be interesting to wonder what the idea of God means to other people, including those with different religious heritages.

the person who gets tired of questions about God is a faithless man...it's all about faith...at least as i see it.

faith always seeks for explanation...i have read an article abut this, im sorry i can't figure out the title author and the date i accessed it, but the thing that has registered in my mind is this: "doubt (which goes with questioning) is an essential ingredient of faith." thus people who doubt and thus ask and seek answers to questions are people who basically want to enrich and strengthen faith in their God...faith always seeks explanation...in the end though, none of our answers makes sense at all most of the times. and that's exactly where faith begins. a philosophy professor once told me "the end of reason is the beginning of faith."

I get tired of any question if it's asked repeatedly or poorly phrased and re-phrased. It seems to me, at that point, that the asker isn't looking for an open discussion; he or she seems to be looking for an answer that he or she likes.

YES! I DO!....And Alicia, on a quiet day, any Question is a

good Question!....Next time, TELL ME personally Please!!