[ZeeJustin]

2 thoughts come to mind.

1) The answer to this question doesn't necessarily have to be the same if Y is changed to "There is no God". I hope that is obvious to anyone that responds.

2) I think Y will almost always be true. There will be rare exceptions. In those rare exceptions, 2 things are probable
1: Nearly 100% of Omega's are wrong, and the G's are right, but for the wrong reason.
2: There is some sort of curve. Perhaps Y seems obviously false, so the G's are right without thinking. The A's have some advanced concept that makes some of them disagree with the G's. The Omega's are smart enough to understand the flaw in the concept. Basically there is some fancy play syndrome going on.