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 Ask a billion people to define the word 'God' and you'll get a billion different answers. 

Ask a Catholic to define the word God and they'll assure that no one can define such a word, for God is the ultimate mystery that explains all else, but anyone who tries to do so without the "infallible" guidance of the Catholic Church telling them how to define such an undefinable word deserves to be boiled alive for all eternity for being so sinfully stupid.

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