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The actions of God are brought to the human court of justice. Is God innocent or guilty? |
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What if humans could put God on trial? Imagine a court case, held before all the world, where we get an opportunity to question the Almighty Creator of the universe on all his dealings, both creative and destructive. What criteria could be used to judge God? Who would he swear to tell the truth by? What evidence would be used in the prosecution, and who would be his prosecutors? In contrast, who would act in his defence, and what witnesses could they call? What rights does God have, according to human justice? Is he innocent until proven guilty, as men are also judged? And finally, what would the verdict of such a trial mean for God, and for mankind? What would be the implications for all? Become a spectator in the most important legal case in history. |
| Chapter | 1 | The Evidence | 9.93k |
| Chapter | 2 | The Jury Selection | 7.93k |
| Chapter | 3 | The Trial | 7.65k |
| Chapter | 4 | Act of God | 0.64k |
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