You know the book "Childrens' letters to God"? For those that don't, it's a book made up of, surprisingly, letters that children have written addressed to God, usually asking him heart-warmingly innocent questions such as "How come my brother has a pee pee and I don't? Did you run out of them?"
I'd very much like to get some ideas from you guys about "Grown-ups' letters to God" - a parody of the original book, containing less innocent and more challenging questions. I'm looking waaay into the future here, but if there's enough interest I might look to try get it published.
Try to avoid the obvious ones like "Dear God, if you are all-loving, why did you let 6 million Jews die?". Although perfectly reasonable questions, they will have been done to death.
I'll start us off:
Dear God,
You expelled Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden for touching the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Given that they did not know the difference between Good and Evil before touching the tree, is this not a little bit unfair?
Although you are everlasting, thanks for taking the time to read my letter.
In b4 raptorjesus