18 May '05 22:00>
And . . .
Is God a subset of his own creation?
(God here is Yahweh)
Is God a subset of his own creation?
(God here is Yahweh)
Originally posted by telerionmy first thought is to wonder what you mean specifically by 'reality'.
And . . .
Is God a subset of his own creation?
(God here is Yahweh)
Originally posted by LemonJelloHmm . . . this is hard.
my first thought is to wonder what you mean specifically by 'reality'.
immediately, i see no reason why the existence of any god would need to be a necessary condition for reality, but i have only a vague notion in my head of what reality is, so i think we need to formulate a defintion of reality before we will get anywhere here...
do you have a definition in mind?
Originally posted by telerionYahweh being the creator in the old testament.
And . . .
Is God a subset of his own creation?
(God here is Yahweh)
Originally posted by telerionGOD created all Angels and Man to live in the Law of good. But HE also created the Law of evil. The Law in which Angels or Mankind were not to enter into. GOD had created angels and mankind to serve and worship HIM. But HE gave them a choice to do so or not. When certain angels and Adam chose not to serve and obey GOD. That set in motion other laws that neither the diobedient angels or disobediant man knew nothing about. So in that sence GOD did create evil as is written in ISAIAH 45:7
Oh so sin and evil are "GOD"
Originally posted by blindfaith101So evil is God. Sounds good bf101.
GOD created all Angels and Man to live in the Law of good. But HE also created the Law of evil. The Law in which Angels or Mankind were not to enter into. GOD had created angels and mankind to serve and worship HIM. But HE gave them a choice to do so or not. When certain angels and Adam chose not to serve and obey GOD. That set in motion other laws tha ...[text shortened]... and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. ISAIAH 45:7
Originally posted by telerionsupposing we start from an assumption that said god exists and created the universe, i would argue that god cannot be a subset of his own creation. it is not clear to me how something can simultaneously be both the creator and the creation in whole -- i think there would have to be at least some portion of the creator that is not created. thus he would not be a subset of his creation.
Is God a subset of his own creation?
(God here is Yahweh)
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesGOD tempted Abraham, as it clearly says in GENESIS 22:1 Tempted in that since could also mean, tested his faith and obedience. Also in the way you think HE lied. HE gave Abraham, intructions inwhich Abraham followed until GOD gave him another set of intructions. Which would mean God changed HIS mind.
God told Abraham that he wanted him to kill his son.