I ask you to think hard about those questions. Which one is worse and why?
Taking your steak rare in a restaurant.
OR
Taking a bite out of a cow that just died in the field.

Killing someone yourself.
OR
Allowing people to invade a country and kill families.

Believing that gnomes listen to your thoughts and have the power to help your life.
OR
Believing that angels listen to your thoughts and have the power to help your life.

Not giving money to help starving people in Africa because you think money will not get there
OR
Not giving money to the homeless guy down the street because you think he’ll drink it anyway

Believing that when you die, you’ll go to on a cloud to see your loved ones for eternity (which is the description given in movies and painting).
OR
Believing that when you die, you’ll go in a giant cube with streets paved in gold, guarded by giant creatures full of eyes, for eternity (which is the version of heaven actually described in the Bible).

Jesus tells: “And all things you ask in prayer, believing, you will receive.” without terms, conditions or any limitations” (Matthew 21:21-22). Since Jesus is God, we can safely assume it is the Truth.

Why would Christians need:

• cars, trains or planes? (they can ask to be teleported)
• hospital, pills, casts, doctors or health insurance? (they can ask to be healed)
• plastic surgery? (they ask ask to have any appearance they like)
• money? (can can just ask form something and it will appear)
• bridges? (they can ask to levitate)
• weapons? (they can ask for their enemies to be destroyed by their god, like in the Old testament)
• dating services, bars or other place to meet a mate? (they can ask for the perfect mate right away)
• stoves, fridges or restaurants? (they can ask for the food and it will appear in front of them)
• cooling or heating systems? (they can ask God to change the climate for them)
• any science at all? (they can ask God to tell them directly how it works)

Quiet satisfaction is about things you don’t brag about; about achievements you will not get a trophy or a promotion for.

Quiet satisfaction is the long term feeling of having reached what you set up to do in your life, even without having a fixed and detailed plan.

Quiet satisfaction is having no regrets about the choices you’ve made or how things turned out.

Quiet satisfaction is the the warmth you have when you know you’re better now than you were before.

Quiet satisfaction is to know that you did your best and mostly did good to people around you.

Quiet satisfaction is the feeling that people around you a little better because they know you.

Quiet satisfaction is permanent, non fluctuating and is what we call happiness.

Since most Christians must be praying for general health, wealth and happiness of themselves and the world around them, we have to find out why it doesn’t work as planned. Since it is Jesus himself that is said to have uttered the words “ask and you shall receive” without specifying conditions, there must be something wrong with the way people are praying.

1. Is there a time lag between a particular request and the divine answer or action? 20,000 years is nothing for an all powerful deity, but not so useful for us mere humans.
2. What is the equation defining the power of multiple prayers aimed at the same target?
3. Is a prayer stronger if all prayees are in the same room holding hands? If so, what is the ratio of diminishing rate per kilometer if the prayees are apart?
4. Is a group of people is set to pray for the same thing, but some of them are praying for different things, do the effect of the group diminished or cancel itself?
5. Are there thing you can pray for that cost more prayers, like you can pray once to get a deadline extension on a report but 20 times to cure someone from leprosy?
6. What is the result correlation between a prayee that really really mean it, to someone who sort of means it, to someone else who doesn’t really mean it at all?
7. What happens when 2 people pray for opposite things, like going on a trip and staying home?
8. Is there a flash of light or a sound when 2 prayers cancel each other?
9. Are the exact tone, number of syllables used, color of clothes wore during the prayer and background noise matter?
10. Is you pray out loud for something, but think about something different, which one of those 2 request will be granted?
11. Do you get better at praying if you pray often? If so, does a beginner prayee have any chance at all to see his or her wish granted?
12. Is there a maximum number of whishes per person? If so, does the scale of the wish affect the maximum number of prayers allowed in a lifetime?
13. Is there a way to check our prayer status, with exact numbers for pending, delayed, rejected and fulfilled prayers?
14. Are there adverse effects when you pray in a clumsy, non-specific way (like being changed into a fish when you ask for a drink)? Is it like a legal contract, where the exact language really matters or the other party can take advantage of you?
15. Is there a limit to what wishes can be granted? Can you get something that is physically or logically impossible? What about getting something that will alter the space-time continuum or fold space into a swan?

Since most Christians must be praying for general health, wealth and happiness of themselves and the world around them, we have to find out why it doesn’t work as planned. Since it is Jesus himself that is said to have uttered the words “ask and you shall receive” without specifying conditions, there must be something wrong with the way people are praying.

1. Is there a time lag between a particular request and the divine answer or action? 20,000 years is nothing for an all powerful deity, but not so useful for us mere humans.
2. What is the equation defining the power of multiple prayers aimed at the same target?
3. Is a prayer stronger if all prayees are in the same room holding hands? If so, what is the ratio of diminishing rate per kilometer if the prayees are apart?
4. Is a group of people is set to pray for the same thing, but some of them are praying for different things, do the effect of the group diminished or cancel itself?
5. Are there thing you can pray for that cost more prayers, like you can pray once to get a deadline extension on a report but 20 times to cure someone from leprosy?
6. What is the result correlation between a prayee that really really mean it, to someone who sort of means it, to someone else who doesn’t really mean it at all?
7. What happens when 2 people pray for opposite things, like going on a trip and staying home?
8. Is there a flash of light or a sound when 2 prayers cancel each other?
9. Are the exact tone, number of syllables used, color of clothes wore during the prayer and background noise matter?
10. Is you pray out loud for something, but think about something different, which one of those 2 request will be granted?
11. Do you get better at praying if you pray often? If so, does a beginner prayee have any chance at all to see his or her wish granted?
12. Is there a maximum number of whishes per person? If so, does the scale of the wish affect the maximum number of prayers allowed in a lifetime?
13. Is there a way to check our prayer status, with exact numbers for pending, delayed, rejected and fulfilled prayers?
14. Are there adverse effects when you pray in a clumsy, non-specific way (like being changed into a fish when you ask for a drink)? Is it like a legal contract, where the exact language really matters or the other party can take advantage of you?
15. Is there a limit to what wishes can be granted? Can you get something that is physically or logically impossible? What about getting something that will alter the space-time continuum or fold space into a swan?