God Is Coming – What Will We Do About It? A Psychological Test

The proposed test is meant to bring to light the inner programs that have shaped our current understanding of God. It allows for an initial recognition of the core beliefs we carry.

This test is a typical psychological assessment. You should write down the FIRST answer that comes to mind after reading each question. Set aside some quiet time and answer honestly and attentively.

Test Scenario

Let us assume that through the press, television, and acquaintances we hear that God is coming.
The times seem favorable. Recently, there was a much-anticipated “end of the world,” foretold for centuries.

I began to wonder what would happen if, instead of the predicted catastrophes and societal collapse, God appeared on Earth—not only for a chosen group praying exclusively to Him, but became easily accessible to everyone.

I am not referring to a Living God—figures such as Vishnu, Zeus, Thor, Krishna, Brahma—or a Messiah foretold for the End Times.
I am thinking of the true and only God.

In various religions, including Christianity, what is expected is not so much the arrival of God Himself, but rather an intermediary, such as Jesus.
What would happen if God Himself came to Earth, or manifested His creative will in a way understandable to all?

According to Edgar Cayce, at the End of the World a Messiah is to speak with everyone.
But with whom would God speak?
Would He find time for Poles, Armenians, Ukrainians, Palestinians, and Jews?

Would He visit everyone, or perhaps stay only in exclusive hotels?

Should one start collecting portraits of the Virgin Mary and Jesus in advance—or perhaps the opposite?

If God, the giver of life to all people, were driven through cities in a convertible—who would you, dear reader, want to be?

**Answer the following questions (mark YES or NO).

Choose the first answer that comes to mind.**

• The driver of God’s vehicle (yes / no)
• God’s bodyguard (yes / no)
• A translator who efficiently conveys God’s words so that everyone understands (yes / no)
• Standing among the bystanders in the street, without drawing attention to yourself (yes / no)
• Among those who would sing “Gloria” to God (yes / no)
• If pilgrimages to meet God were organized, you would gladly devote the whole day to it (yes / no)
• A report or television coverage would be enough for you (yes / no)
• Family duties, physical limitations, or professional obligations (e.g. shift work, lack of leave) would prevent you or your family from attending (yes / no)
• Since you are not the organizer of meetings with the public, the whole matter and other people’s interests do not concern you (yes / no)
• Attending such a meeting with God would cast a bad light on your religiosity and piety (yes / no)

Opublikowano: 06/02/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God

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