Attributes of God

@kellyjay said
No He did not the covenant changed not God.

The religion changed. So the God figure being worshipped changed. Christianity and Judaism are different religions.

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Either way you are defeated. (Whether you are Christian X or Christian Z). It was a generic statement.


Leave Freud out of this.

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Once you accept the Bible contains erroneous data you undermine/weaken its relevance, as how can anything in scripture, therefore, be trusted?

@kellyjay said
No He did not the covenant changed not God. We have gone through many changes with God, He has been consistently good and we have consistently come up short, without a law, with the Law, now grace where God received us.

Consistently good?! In 2 Samuel 24, King David decided to take a census. The prophet Gad was sent to David to announce God’s displeasure with the taking of the census. The punishment for David’s sin: “The Lord sent a pestilence on Israel from that morning until the appointed time; and seventy thousand of the people died”

So, in short, David makes a decision that does not please God, and God kills 70,000 Israelites. How could this action ever be reconciled with a God of mercy, compassion, justice, and love?

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Or we could discuss your inability to decipher a joke or understand something when it is explained to you.

On this occasion, 'you' means 'you.'

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You're like the RHP equivalent of Louis Armstrong's 'What a Wonderful World,' singing about all the lovely green trees and colours of the rainbow and ignoring all the really nasty stuff.

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This post of yours would only make sense if the question were, 'What attributes would you 'like' a God to have?

You have nothing tangible to evidence a God actually exists who has these attributes, and even scripture is inconsistent on the matter.

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This viewpoint of yours is clearly borne out of your own narcissistic personality disorder and nowhere else.

@suzianne said
This viewpoint of yours is clearly borne out of your own narcissistic personality disorder and nowhere else.

"Narcissistic personality disorder"?

Is that a mental health problem?

@fmf said
The Jesus cult-of-personality offshoot piggybacked ancient Hebrew mythology, and it was an awkward and contrived - albeit successful - thing that they carried off.

Ask about God you talk about man.