Why do you call him god?
Randome?
You must think people as gullible as you are! 
Yep, and now something even more random about a god.
Funny thing, when I have random thoughts, they are random, not locked blindly on a subject with a burning agenda!
Because man got the wrong idea about the origins of life is my guess.
It just crossed my mind to do this:
omnipotent - "Having unlimited or universal power, authority, or force; all-powerful."
Malevolent - "Having or exhibiting ill will; wishing harm to others; malicious." or "Having an evil or harmful influence"
just though I'd add thatHere is a random thought about god... when god has be pee does it rain? LOL.
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