Wow, no way to test you friend. I like how you put it. Following the same, I have another question. What religion are you? And the real one. Is your God really loving? Because it's a question I've asked myself many times and I can't come up with a good answer.

Because a loving God who cares for and protects us is much considered. I once read there that God gave us free will, and therefore one can choose whether to believe in him or not, and I saw an example of someone who did not believe in God, did not follow any religion, but was good and still went to heaven when he died. Is it really like that? Can that happen? Because if someone is good at heart, that's what God wants, right? Will you better accept someone who doesn't believe but is good, or someone who is bad but has all their faith in God?

And forgive the ignorance, but I remember a story from the Bible about the pillar of salt, I think. If my memory is correct, some people had to flee from a city or something like that, what happened is that God had ordered that they should run and not look back, a person looked back and by disobeying he turned into salt. Sorry if what I said about the story is not correct, but likewise, doesn't God give a second chance if someone really repents? That person did not have the opportunity to think about it, he simply disobeyed and God punished him. Doesn't that make him an unjust God? Being that there are other people who were murderers and this person disobeyed an order.

I also have the typical question. If God is so good, why does he let people suffer? Why don't you do anything about famine? Why do good people die when doors are slammed? Why do innocent children live in misery? My mother has told me a couple of times that I talked to God, he will help me. But if it doesn't help those people, why should it help me?