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Children have an extraordinary curiosity when it comes to understanding the world around them. Just pair that curiosity with their naturally occurring bluntness and innocence, and you'll realize how hilarious children actually are.

While their observations and questions do make their parents want to disappear into thin air if the kids share them in public, it's best not to stop them from being curious, at least for entertainment value.

And while children can have funny questions about just anything, religion is no exception, especially for those raised in Christian families. So when one teacher asked her 3rd-grade students to write letters to God, they posed him with some very interesting questions.

While probably unintended to be funny, the kids provided some comedy-gold moments. So scroll below to read the letters.

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    Children’s unique views of the world often manifest through their questions and artwork. It’s fascinating to see their unfiltered creativity in daring tasks, such as writing letters to God or drawing whimsical creatures.

    Illustrators like Tom Curtis have taken this a step further by showcasing how these innocent and hilarious doodles could appear in reality. His transformative work brilliantly illustrates the imaginative perspectives children bring to everyday life.

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