Originally posted by @js357 https://www.gotquestions.org/immutability-God.html
I found the above site by a search. It addresses the current discussion I have been involved in.
The Bible is full of examples of God changing his mind, doing things that he regretted, doing things and then have to redo them, making decisions and then changing them ... full of them. Let me know if you want some examples.
To be honest that link sounds like stuff people tell Sunday School kids. Adults who know the bible know better.
Originally posted by @rajk999 The Bible is full of examples of God changing his mind, doing things that he regretted, doing things and then have to redo them, making decisions and then changing them ... full of them. Let me know if you want some examples.
To be honest that link sounds like stuff people tell Sunday School kids. Adults who know the bible know better.
Examples of God changing his mind on what is sinful?
Do we find anywhere that God redefines what has been called immoral actions is no longer immoral? Immoral is fro God's perspective of course.
Originally posted by @rajk999 Paul said nothing of the bride of Christ. He called followers the BODY
Revelation called the New Jerusalem the BRIDE.
11 I wish you would bear with me in a little foolishness. Do bear with me! 2 For I feel a divine jealousy for you, since I betrothed you to one husband, to present you as a pure virgin to Christ.
He called these men and women pure virgins bethrothing them to Christ.
Originally posted by @eladar 11 I wish you would bear with me in a little foolishness. Do bear with me! 2 For I feel a divine jealousy for you, since I betrothed you to one husband, to present you as a pure virgin to Christ.
He called these men and women pure virgins bethrothing them to Christ.
Originally posted by @js357 On this forum, those who title threads have little to say about what they turn out to be about.
Indeed. Creating a thread is rather like bringing a child in to the world. The parent may have expectations on how the child will develop, but no direct control.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke Indeed. Creating a thread is rather like bringing a child in to the world. The parent may have expectations on how the child will develop, but no direct control.
It’s all Martin Luther’s fault for letting the people read the Bible for themselves instead of having it read for them by a priesthood in Rome. Eladar wanted a religion class set up for him to instruct but he got one very unruly student. This happens. Or an anagram of “this” happens.
Originally posted by @js357 It’s all Martin Luther’s fault for letting the people read the Bible for themselves instead of having it read for them by a priesthood in Rome. Eladar wanted a religion class set up for him to instruct but he got one very unruly student. This happens. Or an anagram of “this” happens.
That has to be the dumbest post I ever came across.
Originally posted by @rajk999 That has to be the dumbest post I ever came across.
What? You two yet again embarrassed Jesus with divisiveness over relatively trivial matters and you call my post the dumbest you have ever come across? You could have let Eladar go for a while to see what he’d do on his own but you just can’t help it can you, and yes I know I sound like Suzianne.
Originally posted by @js357 It’s all Martin Luther’s fault for letting the people read the Bible for themselves instead of having it read for them by a priesthood in Rome. Eladar wanted a religion class set up for him to instruct but he got one very unruly student. This happens. Or an anagram of “this” happens.
I said if you had questions start a thread and I would respond as would other people.
Religion Class
08 Jan '18 18:29
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