Meet the Man Who Took God to Court

Just in 2007, a Nebraska state representative, Ernie Chambers, sued God in court. Continue perusing to discover why he did it and what occurred in court.

Ernie Chambers was conceived on July 10, 1937 (83 years old); his dad was a minister for the Church of God in Christ. He earned his Lone Wolf degree in history in 1959 and completed graduate school at the same university in 1979.

He is the first African American in Nebraska history to run for lead representative. He’s also the first African American to run for the Senate. He served from 1971 to 2000 and again from 2013 to date.

In 2007, when he sued God, Chamber’s claim looked for a lasting directive requesting God to stop certain destructive demonstrations and, furthermore, the creation of terrorist dangers.

As indicated by Ernie Chambers, the respondent (God) is blameworthy of causing floods, tremors, storms, alarming twisters, plagues, crushing dry seasons, wars, birth abandonments, etc.

In August of 2008, Chambers and God got a date in court with Judge Marlon Polk, the managing judge. An unfilled table was saved for God and God’s lawyer. The appointed authority excused the claim since God’s place of residence was not recorded, which made it difficult to bring him; consequently, the case couldn’t push ahead.

Chambers nonetheless said that since God is omniscient, he shouldn’t be served in light of the fact that he would have known.

Chambers would have liked to make a political point with his claim that a court ought to be needed to hear a case, regardless of how unimportant it may be. “Anybody can sue who they pick, even God.