My vote is for Saturn. He liked it so much in fact that he put a ring on it.

You're an ass.

Pluto, because we can't decide what it is..

I guess you're assuming he likes any of them around Sol.

My vote is for Saturn. He liked it so much in fact that he put a ring on it.

Well as the song goes.

~String

I would think it would be Kolob, since he chooses to live there (or, if Kolob is a star, the planet orbiting Kolob on which He lives).

if god exists, as i don't believe he dose but let us not go into that debate, i say ALL of them. if you were God, WHY LIMIT TO ON? that also brings the question: do religions people deny alien lifeforms? cuz if i were god, i wouldn't limit myself to one planet and only one sentient life form...and that's me, a small and insignificant pity human, among 7 billions. SO WHAT ABOUT GOD? but that's out of context...

Uranus, because god likes a good butt joke..

do religious people deny alien lifeforms?The fundamentalists in the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) do, because they interpret the Old Testament literally and it says that God created man in his own image. There may be methane-breathing lizards on other planets and flatworms living in empty space, but we are the only creatures with souls.

Moderate Abrahamists of course are differentiated from the fundamentalists precisely by their ability to regard all these things as really useful metaphors and still consider themselves religious. The Pope himself accepts evolution, so he probably won't have a heart attack if they discover a civilization on an exoplanet. He'll just send out the missionaries:)

Rastafarianism is, technically, a branch of Abrahamism. I have no idea what their position is on this issue and I don't even know if there is such a thing as a fundamentalist Rasta. They tend to care more about peace and justice than a Biblical interpretation of biology.

The fundamentalists in the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) do, because they interpret the Old Testament literally and it says that God created man in his own image.
not in islam.


There may be methane-breathing lizards on other planets and flatworms living in empty space, but we are the only creatures with souls.


in islam, since you mentioned, no, all have souls, and yes, animals too, are nations and tribes like us, the difference is that us humans, are sane, means, able to think to build and think and etc...



Moderate Abrahamists of course are differentiated from the fundamentalists precisely by their ability to regard all these things as really useful metaphors and still consider themselves religious. The Pope himself accepts evolution, so he probably won't have a heart attack if they discover a civilization on an exoplanet. He'll just send out the missionaries:)


we already beleive in another intelligent race like us, djins, and we do beleive that life like animals, are not an exeption on earth, but about other intillegent aliens, it don't say they don't exist, but it says that only us humans and djins are committed to worship god, so about an intellgent life on another planet according to islam, not impossible, also it says, god creats what we don't know, so all possibilities are open.

It has to be Earth...

It's like his personal ant farm. He can throw all kinds of disasters at us, and watch us struggle and kill each other....What could be more fun?

His second favorite would have to be Uranus..As a vacation home..

What could be more relaxing, than lounging about in Uranus for a while..

lol. I thought that was a funny first post. I believe that Earth was the first planet to be formed, but as for her favorite...you'd have to ask her.

My vote is for Saturn. He liked it so much in fact that he put a ring on it.

Neptune has a ring as well. But all things evolved from the big bang as far as we know it, not made from any supernatural beings.

Although aliens seem to be a logical extrapolation of science, these lack the same proof as God. This is a modern version of mythology and should be treated as such until there is hard data. This mythology is an acceptable part of the atheist religion.

How do you know that God doesn't take an alien (Nephilim) form?


But all things evolved from the big bang as far as we know it, not made from any supernatural beings. So you're telling us...

Cthulu loves the little children, all the little children of the world!
(Whether stewed or chopped or chicken-fried, with peas and carrots on the side)

I think God's favourite planet probably isn't the one we're on.

He's got quite a choice...

God's favorite is Vulcan, said to be 180 degrees away, behind the sun, because, like Him, it doesn't exist.

http://www.universe99.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/neptune_generic_600.jpg

Neptune with its rings.

I just emailed him.
He says it's the one on the left.
http://img.metro.co.uk/i/pix/2008/11/SpaceBcroft_450x300.jpg

Uranus is quite pleasant compared to Pluto. If you’ve ever had a dog, you know what I mean; however, the under-worlded canine has been banished from the house of astro—to reign as the under-world in the underworld, for it’s much better to reign in Hell than to be an unwelcome guest in the Heavens. Once, I was down on Venus, and the sulfurous emanations were so repulsive that any gases from Uranus would have been to me as a breath of fresh air. The gas giant planets’ breadth and width is staggering, and their mooning around is getting out of hand. That leaves Mars as the only other good place—since Klingons have now appeared on the rings around Uranus.

He loves every planet, although I am sure he is most patient with Earth especially with all these "unpleasant-hearted" people living here.

the Bible says "God created heaven and earth." it doesn't say anything about planets, stars, galaxies, supernovas, blackholes, etc. etc. God needs to take fresh course in Astronomy, he's behind the time.

the Bible says "God created heaven and earth." it doesn't say anything about planets, stars, galaxies, supernovas, blackholes, etc. etc. God needs to take fresh course in Astronomy, he's behind the time.

weak argument..it also doesn't say he created idiots..

weak argument..it also doesn't say he created idiots..
Well, it does say that god created man in his image... :D

Well, it does say that god created man in his image... :D

http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd491/pedrothepirate1/jesus-facepalm-facepalm-jesus-epic-demotivational-poster-1218659828.jpg

LOL:D

Earth, then Mars.

Earth, then Mars.
No, actually it's joint first.
Planets Splimb and Burkelish.

Whatever the oldest one is. Sad but true, your oldest child is usually your favourite

the youngest child is known to be the favorite in some families . The middle child gets fucked every time . Come on you all you know I like earth the best . Why else would I hang out with you all . Your my favorite of all creatures live on the earth . Your women are the best . If it was not for them ? Well you know what happened to Sodom! Don't forget about the flood either

the Bible says "God created heaven and earth." it doesn't say anything about planets, stars, galaxies, supernovas, blackholes, etc. etc. God needs to take fresh course in Astronomy, he's behind the time.

Why create what is already there?

weak argument..it also doesn't say he created idiots..

the same idiots who fail to see the good point of that argument?