You all do realise that asking "Is god real?" is still a very open and subjective question, right?
Getting a "yes" doesn't give you any real indication of the nature of said god, or how to properly please and worship it. A "no" could still just be a no to whatever definition of god you or the paper were considering, not a denial of the existence of a deity or any other kind of ruling agent to our world/existence.
Really, asking the paper any sort of philosophical question is a waste of time, no truly meaningful question has a truly meaningful answer, getting an answer would just invalidate the need for the question in the first place, and in questions relating to myself the possibility of getting a negative answer is too daunting (I.E "How do I make myself happier?" - "You can't". Instant buzzkill)
So I'll go the pragmatic route and say "loterry numbers".