What Would Stephen Fry REALLY Say to God?

By Rod Anderson, CP Cartoonist Monday, February 09, 2015

Outspoken British atheist Stephen Fry was recently asked what he would say to God if such a being really existed and he encountered him/her/it after death. His reply was passionate, eloquent, defiant, and irreverent. I wonder what God might say to him.

How would the Creator respond to being characterized by a mere mortal as "utterly evil . . . capricious, mean-minded, stupid" and "monstrous," among other choice descriptions?

The first error made by Fry was assuming he would be able to speak at all in God's presence, having no idea that he would suddenly encounter perfect purity, unimaginable love, absolute goodness, untainted justice, blazing truth, unadulterated light.

In a moment, he would be overwhelmed by his own sinfulness – not so much as an atheist but as a human being – his selfishness, his arrogance, his carnality, his hypocrisy.