A Metaphysical Question Game
1. Does god exist or does He exist as a concept in our minds?
2. Who is God that we think of?
3. Is he a He or a She?
4. How can we be certain about it?
5. Is a divine being applicable to gender classification?
6. How can we describe God?
7. If we cannot know who God is, can we know that He exists or not?
8. If God is an intangible being, how can we prove His existence?
9. If God’s existence is an unquestionable fact, why do we always have doubts regarding his existence?
10. If He is the Creator of all, why did He create me in a way that allows these doubtful thoughts about his existence?
11. Is He testing me this way?
12. Is He intending to enable my doubts regarding His existence lead me to believe in him more?
13. Is doubt the first step towards certainty?
14. If doubt is the source of certainty, what is the source of doubt?
15. How can we doubt the existence of a being that we did not acknowledge or see in the first place?
16. Is it possible not to doubt God’s existence, considering the fact that we have never seen Him?
17. Is it fair to believe in the existence of a being that we have never captured its whole existence?
18. Is it fair that God can see us and we cannot see Him?
19. How can we know that God is watching us?
20. Is He watching us all the time?
21. Is He keeping a track of all of us at the same time?
22. Is He watching us to control us or to judge us?
23. If He wants to control us, why did He give us the power of choice in doing things?
24. If He wants to judge us and place us in different moral positions, why did He give us the ability to commit sins?
25. Is He testing our ability to overcome our temptations and desires?
26. Is He trying to see if virtue will win evil?
27. Is He testing the influence of the concept of reward and punishment in human’s behavior?
28. Is life a big experimental lap?
29. Will knowing the purpose of our lives make us less doubtful?
30. Does blind faith make us any happier?
31. Does knowledge lead to more questions and more doubts accordingly?
32. Is knowledge a curse or a blessing?
33. Are high-educated people happier than common people are?
34. Does high education level help people in figuring out the truth of God?
35. Did believers in God have any doubts or questions regarding his existence?
36. Is faith or doubt part of our mere human nature?
37. How do peasants and wanderers get to believe in the existence of God?
38. Do we believe in God by nature or by habit?
39. If we had been rasid by nature with no education, would that be better for us?
40. Is education what creates conflicts in our beliefs and ideas?
41. Is our education and upbringing what formulates our ideas and beliefs?
42. What makes us who we are?
43. What makes us different from others?
44. Why do people have different personalities?
45. Is it because people think in very different ways?
46. If we were made to think in the same way, would that avoid clashes among people?
47. Do people have arguments because they view things from different perspectives?
48. What makes us view life from a specific perspective?
49. To what extent being from a specific place makes us view things from a specific perspective?
50. Is being from a specific place on earth makes us who we are?
51. What makes us unique then?
52. Is it our souls?
53. Is it our bodies?
54. Is it our minds?
55. Is it our memories?
56. How can we be certain that we have a unique quality that makes us different from each other?
57. If we do have that unique quality, why cannot we figure it out?
58. If we cannot figure it out, why do not we give it up?
59. Do we hate to feel overcome and powerless?
60. Do we want to prove to ourselves that our capacities are unlimited?
61. Is that why we keep thinking all the time?
62. Can we really stop thinking?
63. Are we going to be dead if we stopped thinking?
64. Can we have absolute control over our thoughts?
65. Do some extraordinary people have the ability to control their thoughts?
66. Does that control over their thoughts make them suffer less?
67. Can those people overcome the influence of the bad memories from their childhood?
68. Why do bad memories insist on us more than good memories?
69. What would happen if our minds were not made to keep memories?
70. Would we live happier?
71. Do people have one common thought?
72. Do all people have one common fear?
73. Do we fear our pasts or our futures more?
74. Do we fear others or ourselves more?
75. Do we fear others for who they are or for how they might act towards us?
76. Do we fear ourselves when we cannot accept ourselves and tolerate our flaws?
77. Do we fear ourselves because we worry that others might reject us?
78. Do we fear being ourselves because we are not comfortable with whom we are?
79. Do we fear being ourselves because we are not sure who we are?
80. Can we be ourselves when we do not know who we are?
81. How can we know that we exist if we do not know who we are?
82. How can we know that anything exists when we doubt our own existence?
1 comment:
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