I found this humerous so I thought I would share it on here;
A Romanian prisoner sued God for failing to save him from the Devil.
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His complaint reads: "I, the undersigned Pavel M, currently jailed at Timisoara Penitentiary serving a 20 years sentence for murder, request legal action against God, resident in Heaven, and represented here by the Romanian Orthodox Church, for committing the following crimes: cheating, concealment, abuse against people's interest, taking bribe and traffic of influence."
The inmate argued that his baptism was a contract between him and God who was supposed to keep the Devil away and keep him out of trouble.
He added: "God even claimed and received from me various goods and prayers in exchange for forgiveness and the promise that I would be rid of problems and have a better life.
subpoena God to court?
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1576068.html
update from another link: The court in Timisoara, in western Romania, dismissed the case, ruling that "God is not subject to law and does not have an address."
A Romanian prisoner sued God for failing to save him from the Devil.
.....................
His complaint reads: "I, the undersigned Pavel M, currently jailed at Timisoara Penitentiary serving a 20 years sentence for murder, request legal action against God, resident in Heaven, and represented here by the Romanian Orthodox Church, for committing the following crimes: cheating, concealment, abuse against people's interest, taking bribe and traffic of influence."
The inmate argued that his baptism was a contract between him and God who was supposed to keep the Devil away and keep him out of trouble.
He added: "God even claimed and received from me various goods and prayers in exchange for forgiveness and the promise that I would be rid of problems and have a better life.
subpoena God to court?
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1576068.html
update from another link: The court in Timisoara, in western Romania, dismissed the case, ruling that "God is not subject to law and does not have an address."
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