whom to pray? Jesus or God

You raise some very good questions. I am very familiar with the Catholic churches hypocrisy. I was raised Catholic but I resigned from the church when I got old enough to ask those same questions and found someone who was able to show me the answers from the Bible. I hope you find someone too. Keep an open mind when someone knocks on your door with the Bible's message and pray to God to send someone.

Reading the Bible you can find that Jesus also prayed to a GOD (Luke 3:21,Luke 6:11-13). He set us a fine example of how to pray. In Mathew 6:9 he even taught us how to do that. As we read the above scriptures, it is pretty clear that as a Jesus follower one need to pray to GOD like Jesus was doing.

We pray to God, the Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, our savior. John 14:6 Jesus says "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Jesus existed long before he was born as a human. Jesus IS God. As another responder to this discussion said, it's a trinity. There's God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. There is ONE God in three ways of being.

It's all about the holy trinity. Jesus Christ is the son of god, but at the same time he is the god himself and so is the holy ghost (or holy spirit). While it is a little difficult to understand, you should thing of it as the same entity in three different forms. It is a little difficult to explain and understand but I hope you get what I mean. :)

Jesus as the "Son of God" is supposedly figurative. Jesus is God in "flesh-mode." In order for God to get his flesh suit and call himself Jesus, he had to impregnate a human virgin female, hence Jesus being the "Son of God." Of course, throughout the Bible there are contradictions. Many man-made works have contradictions if not edited properly. So when Jesus is crucified, he talks to himself strangely. Calling upon God to forgive those who crucify him, he is essentially talking to himself. When people pray, they are essentially talking to themselves as well. God is essentially a product of your brain. Because of this, many times people find that God is in agreement with their own convictions producing the never ending assortment of Christian denominations one finds spread throughout the world.

One thing i love about issues with God is that we can question what we see and hear. Have you gone through catechism? If yes and not yet convinced get a priest or a sister and have them guide you and at the end the decision is yours. Relationship with God is person and we can therefore choose the way to go

Who ever we are praying,we need to pray from heart & whichever name we give to the supreme power he responds.We might be having different paths of prayer but the ultimate destination is just the same.