Bryan Calcott

No, what he wanted was people that had free will to choose to know him.

Why didn't he just do that from the beginning?

Why did he create angels first?

Because you can't create a world without experiencing loss and pain without understanding the value of love and life.

I'm going back to, and this is— You can't experience—this is why God created us, because he did create a reality.

Why did he first create the angels?

Okay, he created the angels to be his communion.

No, no, no.

It did work, but not to the extent that he wanted it.

And I'll explain it to you.

It's very simple.

Okay, let's just stop right there.

Yeah, he wanted more friends.

Yeah, so he continued to create.

It's like you're forming a shape of some kind.

You're like, oh, it's not good enough.

I'm going to make it better.

No, who's to say that that was the finished process?

Okay, this goes back to my original explanation.

If you were God and you created a bunch of little robots that said, we love you, Lord Brian, are you going to feel emotion?