@fmf said
It "says", in the context of Islam, that Jesus was sent by the Abrahamic God. That's quite a contrast from Judaism.

@fmf said
No one is disputing that Christianity is different from Islam and that Judaism is different too. The issue is whether the "attributes" of the Abrahamic God figure are more or less the same in all three traditions given that they share so much ancient literature.

@kellyjay said
I've been clear that Jesus is the central point in all the big disputes. You being an
anti-Christ, are more than likely very aware of the points of the Christian faith your
rejection has to do with Jesus.

@kellyjay said
You could make the same claim about some of the attributes of any number of
different belief systems, the main focus is always going to Jesus Christ; without
the Son you lose.

@kellyjay said
I was speaking to the three major belief systems in the world the OT is shared by
Christian and Jewish beliefs, the NT is additional to the OT, but that isn't recognized
those who only hold to OT. The OT points to Jesus, and the NT confirms Him, He
is central in both, so Jesus is the difference if one recognizes how the OT points to
Him or not, He is there, the difference while remaining the same.

@fmf said
You are missing the point, KellyJay. Rather than "Attributes of God", perhaps you should have called the thread "Attributes of the God KellyJay Believes In". Doing so would have made you seem like you were actually trying to start a conversation in good faith.

@kellyjay said
Jesus is the redeemer, the exact representation of the Father, the Word of God
through whom all things were created and have their being, the Son of man,
I AM, the propitiation, light of the world, the way, truth, life, the faithful witness.
Jesus is as the Word of God is the "SAID" in "God said," God is everlasting to
everlasting, the beginning and the end, faithful and ...[text shortened]... ace;
if He didn't reach down to us, could we ever reach Him on our own?

It is all in good faith.

@kellyjay said
It is all in good faith.

@fmf said
I disagree.

@fmf said
You are missing the point, KellyJay. Rather than "Attributes of God", perhaps you should have called the thread "Attributes of the God KellyJay Believes In". Doing so would have made you seem like you were actually trying to start a conversation in good faith.

@kellyjay said
You can bring that charge to any conversation, to any judgment call on any subject.

God is good an attribute foundational to Him, God doesn’t change so the goodness of God is always is true. He isn’t fickle so that some times He is good and other times not so much,

@indonesia-phil said
So if a child who is given a genetic predetermination to having a brain tumour ( given by your god, since according to you your god is in complete control of all such things) , dies in agony at the age of three, this is a 'good' thing, is it?

@kellyjay said
I said God is good, and everything He does is good, but that does not mean
everything that happens will be good. God's righteousness is also in play, and
allowing us to do what we will is part of the fruit of our actions put into
motion so that several things we do will lead to very bad, even evil, results.

Cursing the earth because we were in charge of it, cursing us ...[text shortened]... s when we run afoul of
God's ways and takes upon ourselves our desires anyway we want to take them.

Prone to happy accidents.
Has a better sense of humor than many of the little critters.
Monstrous yet considerate, respectful, and restrained.
Lavish yet modest, perhaps even shy.
The Cosmic Mother, somewhat tortured (as creatives often are), always in labor and always both delighted and suffering.
Completely misunderstood.

@fmf said
Was this supposed to be an answer to what Indonesia Phil put to you?