Girl devotee: "If God is everything, why does He accept some things and reject other things?"
Prabhupāda: That is God's choice. The same example—the stool and urine, the cause is your body. That does not mean that you have to eat stool and urine. Just like this hair, my body is the cause. Why do you cut the hair and throw it away? Nails, the cause is the body. Nail is coming out from this body. Why do you cut and throw it away?
So even . . . even Kṛṣṇa is the cause of everything, you should accept what Kṛṣṇa wants. Not that because He is the cause of everything, everything should be accepted. Yes.
(aside) (referring to baby) Come here. Why don't you give her something playing?
Girl devotee: I didn't bring something with me. I forgot to bring it.
Prabhupāda: Yes. She must have some engagement. Yes.
Girl devotee: She likes the Bhagavad-gītā.
Prabhupāda: Oh. Hmm. Just try. Of course, you are going to preach; you must understand. Discuss everything very nicely. Be convinced on your own argument and philosophy. Then you can preach. You don't be in doubts and hazardous way. Whatever question you are putting, just try to understand them very nicely, without any doubt. So is that your question is answered or not?
Girl devotee: Yes.
Prabhupāda: Clear? Your question is clear? And your question? Yes. So you learn how to answer. We have got answer for everyone. The major question is that the demons, they want to become God. Let them explain what the demon means by the word God. If he comes under that definition, then we shall accept him God.
But if there is no idea of God, then his claim is false. Just like I am in your country. If I falsely claim, "I am citizens of America," how can I be accepted? You can be accepted as citizen of America because there is a definition of the word "citizens of America." So your position comply with that definition—you can be accepted as citizens of America.
And my position does not comply with that definition; therefore I am not citizen. So in this way. "All right, I accept you God, but what is your definition of God?" Just ask him to explain. What do they say "God" means? What does he mean, "God"? What do they explain? Did you not ask? What do they say?
Devotee: He said God means everything, and they say that God is everywhere.
Prabhupāda: "Are you everywhere? Now you are on the street. Are you in your home?"
Devotee (2): Some people say they are, though. They say: "I am everything."
Prabhupāda: That's all right. Are you President Johnson? If you are everything, then why you are abiding by the state laws? You are under the state laws. If you say in the police station, "I am everything. You cannot say anything," (chuckles) will it be accepted? So how do you say you are everything? You are crazy. Yes.