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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Bruce Almighty] How might it have been possible to rise to God's challenge or fulfill it successfully?

God challenges Bruce to do a better job than He is doing, and so endows Bruce with all His power and (almost) limitless freedom. So let's say that Bruce immediately eradicates AIDS, cancer and birth defects from possibly showing up in human beings for the rest of time. He then renders the entire surface of the earth fertile, eliminates all traces of harmful chemical from the air and water, cures people of all addictions and psychopathy and reverses all damage that's been done to the environment. He then creates a tailor-made, personal message to every human being on Earth, in their own language, explicitly and undeniably informing them of the existence of God and His boundless love for them, and imploring them to treat everybody with respect and love and to work with others to ensure the survival of the future and the welfare of other people and animals.

Would this be enough to convince God that a human could do a better job, or was the point for Bruce (or anybody) to simply fail? Bruce doesn't even take the challenge seriously. He just immediately uses it to have good sex and boost his public profile. It's actually surprising how uncommonly unintelligent and myopic Bruce's time with the power is.
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From God's perspective here it seems he's concluded that doing nothing is the best job a God can do. Either his obvious presence or answering prayers would land everybody into trouble.

Though Bruce is an idiot at utilizing infinite power, he does end up doing both of the above with disastrous results. Illustrating that an active God would be a nightmare for humanity. 

Solving all of our woes intelligently would cause us to be much better off for a while. But what happens when you remove the conflict from our existence? Does that make us stronger as a species? This could be argued to be a fail in the long run as it sets us up for another catastrophe when God takes a break.

I don't think you can win God's challenge, first off he's infallible and has already decided what the best course of action is. Proving him wrong is impossible since his existence is based on him always being right.

Doing the same thing he did, the "correct" course of action doesn't prove him wrong and is a fail.
Anything other than what he's decided is correct is a fail. It's fails all the way down.

We are better off without a God and he knows it.