IF YOU WOULD BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH GOD FOR JUST ONE HOUR, WHAT WOULD YOU TELL HIM OR ASK HIM?
If I would be able to talk to God for just one hour, I would be very excited to ask him, first and foremost, what mission He would like me to fulfill. Is it to be a religious, to be a missionary, to be a mother and wife or to continue being a teacher or, perhaps, professor in the future. Many people would ask almost everyday of their life about their purpose in this world. However, after a long time of reflecting about it, some people would still end up directionless.
So, if I would be able to meet God, I would ask him this question that has been within me for many years now, so that I can right away start with the mission that He would like to entrust to me--on which I would be His instrument and on which I would have a sense of fulfillment.
How about you?
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If I will be able to talk to God, just for an hour, I will ask Him, "Why I am like this now?" "What is my role here on earth?". And most especially why things like this happen to me, am I being punished or tested in a way that I can't really handle.
--marcelle margaret DR capuz II-3
I think if I had this one chance to ask Him anything, I'd probably ask what happens after death. And other questions that are.. well, just for Him to hear. :)
--Borbonii, II-1
If I would be able to talk to god for just an hour, I would ask him, "What is my purpose here on earth?" and "What is my significance on earth?" These are just some of the questions I would like to ask god.
-bianca pamen II-3
I would love to have a conversation with God. :) If I could ask God just one question, I'd ask Him "What will happen to me in the future? How old am I going to pass away?" I'm afraid of the unknown and I want to be successful in life. ;D I also want to live life to the fullest and ENJOY. :)
---Francesca Anne Louise G. Angeles of Yr.II-1
If I had a chance, I would love to know who and what I am for this world. And why did he allow me to exist.
If I was given a chance to talk to God, I would ask him "what can I do to serve you better?" or maybe I would ask him what I can do to be helpful to others too.
~Pauline II-1
if i will be able to talk to God for an hour i will ask him what does it feel to be the creator of everything... and i will also ask what is my purpose here
mytzy deiparine II-3
If I was given a chance to do so I would like to have a light conversation with Him just like conversations I have with my friends. I wanted my future to be a mystery while I'm alive so I'd rather not ask Him yet :P ~nikki s. ii-4
If I were given a change to talk to God, I'd probably ask Him "Why did you put me in this situation right now?" "Why make me suffer and why allow me to experience different hardships" Even though I have answers of my own for my questions, I still do need guidance from Him to inspire and enlighten me with what He has planned for me. I do know that what He planned is good and right for me. :)
I want to have a time alone with God and conversate with Him. :)
If i had the chance to converse with God, I'll just spend the time with him because I really don't doubt him anyway and he gave us the chance to choose what role we want to play in this world.:) --Ellaine Bernardino of II-3
I agree with Sekine. I'd probably joke around with God - that'll be really fun! :D
Of course, there's bound to be some serious moments, as I have a lot of questions to ask, both trivial and important.
-Hillary
If I would be given the chance to speak with God for an hour, I would ask Him how I can serve Him through serving others. I would also probably tell Him about what is happening in my life right now and ask for advice regarding some of my problems.
- Tricia R. II-4
If I will be given a chance to talk to God,first I will thank Him for giving me life then I will ask Him what my purpose in life is and how will I be able to repay all the good things that my parents have done to us.
--Patricia Ortega
Yr. II-3
Hmmm all I would say to god is longer hours. my story is still too short.
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