Ricky Gervais has a conversation with 'God' and it's everything you might expect
The comedian asked 'God' questions about Father's Day and the World Cup on Twitter
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Your support makes all the difference.He is a fervent and outspoken atheist - so Father's Day presented a religious conundrum that Ricky Gervais simply couldn't resist addressing.
The comedian took to Twitter on Saturday to engage "God" in conversation and this is what happened:
Gervais responded:
In another deleted tweet "God" said: "No, @rickygervais, I'm not English. I save your queen purely out of the goodness of my heart."
The comedian went on to ask questions about rock and roll and light before later tweeting:
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