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Here are the die rules:

1 or 4, God wins
2 or 5, Satan wins
3 or 6, you win.

If God wins, you must go to theology school for 12 years and marry a hard core Pentecostal believer and worship God with all your heart, mind and soul and do away with all earthly pleasures of television, video games and secular music.

If Satan wins, you must blaspheme the Holy Ghost and attack anybody who mentions the name of Jesus. You must sacrifice your own blood into a cup with fellow theistic Satanists in a group of 6 devil worshippers monthly and take turns drinking it and pledge your allegiance to the wicked one for life to attain worldly powers and worldly knowledge.

If you win, you get a choice if you want your own universe without suffering and justifiable immorality in or if you want a universe where suffering is still possible or not. You can also choose to remain in this universe if you want. That way, you can't condemn God for forcing you to live in a universe without your consent. If you choose to remain in a universe of suffering, it's not immoral since it was your choice. You get to pick which parameters of the universe you want to live in and you get to choose whether you want sex, food, batteries, the existence of words or numbers and colors or not and if you want other creatures or just yourself. You can pick a universe where you indulge in sexual wickedness legal or not or if these terms exist or not. It could be a universe without birth or death. You get to pick illogical universe or not. You literally can pick absolutely any universe you want, which would you pick and why?

Would you let God rolls the die to decide your destiny? Allow Satan to choose your path or roll and decide yourself?

You are deciding who rolls the lucky die. Who do you want to blame should it not go your way?

Please share more details how the game can further be a winner's attitude toward why or why not gambling with die is for you or not.

Please pick the best answer.

This isn't quite the ideal forum for this. To do this properly you would need to pick without knowing what anyone else picks. Most important, you would need to pick before knowing anyone's reason for choosing what they chose

This question came up one drunken night years ago with four friends. The answer seemed obvious to each of us, until we realized two of us chose each answer.

We discovered there are two different ways to look at this. I think each answer might suggest one of two "ways of looking at things" or world-view or personality type. I don't want to explain away the point.

The other cool thing: of everybody we've asked over the years, I don't remember anybody changing their mind. Everyone sticks with their original choice. Each side thinks the people who chose the other are crazy.

Its not a riddle, it's not a trick, it's not something you have to think about hard. There is no wrong answer. There is nothing to "get" or be "missed" by anyone. It's just interesting

Just curious