Mr Addams certainly thought soMasterOfHisOwnDomain said:Louis Armstrong, as long as "What a Wonderful World" played through the whole Creation saga:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5TwT69i1lU
...something very dramatic and paternal in that voice, especially in that song.
He sounds like the robot who questions C-3P0 and R2-D2 after Jabba the Hut captures them.The_root_of_all_evil said:Given God exists (which he may or may not to - Atheists, suck it up and go with it for the purpose of this), and his voice is projected by the Metatron (Not a Transformer) so that us mere mortals can hear it...
When you hear the Voice of God, who does it sound closest to?
Interesting idea.The_root_of_all_evil said:Given God exists (which he may or may not to - Atheists, suck it up and go with it for the purpose of this), and his voice is projected by the Metatron (Not a Transformer) so that us mere mortals can hear it...
When you hear the Voice of God, who does it sound closest to?
And then a couple people will say, "Huh? No, it's BRIAN BLESSED" and some others will go "What? I hear Stephen Fry" and a new Holy War will begin over the nature of the Voice, completely ignoring the vital message of cosmic importance that the Voice is imparting.AngelBlackChaos said:But a majority of that group would be like, OMG MORGAN FREEMAN IS GOD.Zyxx said:I like this idea the best. The Voice of God would sound different to everyone who heard it, even if multiple people heard it at once. It's God, it can do that sort of thing.thaluikhain said:Hmmm...what about your own? I like the idea of deities appearing as yourself, as you always felt you should be, but didn't live up to.
yeah, same here.Sovereignty said:Billy West.
Seriously his voice in the Godfella's episode of Futurama made me go, "Holy SHT it's god!"