What if God changed his mind?

:o

I wonder who talked him into this...

What if God changed his mind on things since the Bible was written? He might have pushed the ten commandments down on his list of priorities. He might now like gays, hate slavery, and even tolerate anti-death penalty activists. Does this not factor in to someone's thinking when reading the Bible for moral guidance? The Bible was written 3-4000 years ago. God might be a liberal by now :oBourbons3

That's a damn good point.

I wouldn't rule it out because he changed his mind many timesbefore, hence the biblical contradictions.

God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PSetsa

Time is not the same for God as it is for humans. I mean He is was and always will be, so really 4000 years isn't that much to him. And He is perfect, so no he'll never change.

[QUOTE="Setsa"]God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PSway-

[QUOTE="Setsa"]God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PSway-

[QUOTE="Sway-"][QUOTE="Setsa"]God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PMrPraline

[QUOTE="Sway-"][QUOTE="Setsa"]God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PMrPraline

I don't think time would pass for God in the same way as it does for--

Oh, funny time. God?! A Liberal?! Why don't we just call him Satan then? HAHAHAHA:|:P:lol:

[QUOTE="Sway-"][QUOTE="Setsa"]God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PBumFluff122

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[QUOTE="Sway-"] But I thought he was so powerfull he can do anythng like change his mind. Sway-

[QUOTE="Sway-"][QUOTE="BumFluff122"]If he is omnipotent and omni-everythingelsethatisattributedtohim then he would know what his decisions would be even before he makes them. HE would know the entire future and past. Therefor there is no possible way he could change his mind because he would already know what his decision would be.

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[QUOTE="Sway-"] But I thought he was so powerfull he can do anythng like change his mind. Sway-

I don't know about you guys, but my God is completely perfect. Perfect doesn't change because it doesn't need to be perfected.

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I wonder who talked him into this...

Teenaged

God?! A Liberal?! Why don't we just call him Satan then? HAHAHAHA:|:P:lol:

Theokhoth

Don't be silly, everyone knows Ronald Reagan isn't God.

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:o

I wonder who talked him into this...

aaronmullan

:P

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:o

I wonder who talked him into this...

Teenaged

:P

God has no idea what He's doing....JustPlainLucas

Well he did certainly have to take a mulligan with Noah and all that.

[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"]God has no idea what He's doing....GabuEx

Well he did certainly have to take a mulligan with Noah and all that.

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[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"]God has no idea what He's doing....xaos

Well he did certainly have to take a mulligan with Noah and all that.

C:\earth>virusscan.exe /r

24,740 infections detected.

C:\earth>move noah_ark C:\noah_ark

C:\earth>cd ..

C:\>deltree /Y earth

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[QUOTE="aaronmullan"] SAURONNN!!! :P Ofcourse that would rely on thinking Middle-Earth is real.aaronmullan

:P

I don't think time would pass for God in the same way as it does for--

Oh, funny time. God?! A Liberal?! Why don't we just call him Satan then? HAHAHAHA:|:P:lol:

Theokhoth

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I don't think time would pass for God in the same way as it does for--

Oh, funny time. God?! A Liberal?! Why don't we just call him Satan then? HAHAHAHA:|:P:lol:

Bourbons3

What if God changed his mind on things since the Bible was written? He might have pushed the ten commandments down on his list of priorities. He might now like gays, hate slavery, and even tolerate anti-death penalty activists. Does this not factor in to someone's thinking when reading the Bible for moral guidance? The Bible was written 3-4000 years ago. God might be a liberal by now :oBourbons3

To answer...it's impossible given the qualities assigned. But he doesn't dislike gays, isn't for slavery, and forgives everyone that seeks it.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

I don't think time would pass for God in the same way as it does for--

Oh, funny time. God?! A Liberal?! Why don't we just call him Satan then? HAHAHAHA:|:P:lol:

Bourbons3

God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PSetsa

[QUOTE="Bourbons3"]What if God changed his mind on things since the Bible was written? He might have pushed the ten commandments down on his list of priorities. He might now like gays, hate slavery, and even tolerate anti-death penalty activists. Does this not factor in to someone's thinking when reading the Bible for moral guidance? The Bible was written 3-4000 years ago. God might be a liberal by now :oLJS9502_basic

To answer...it's impossible given the qualities assigned. But he doesn't dislike gays, isn't for slavery, and forgives everyone that seeks it.

Actaully he hates gays, hate to burst your bubble there, well he did free the jews from Isreal, then again he did allow slavery in Isreal (not the beating type of slavery though), and yeah he does forgive all that seek it.

[QUOTE="Sway-"] He can do the immpossible. He can do anything he is all powerfull. I can be perfect and not perfect at the same time. He can be good and bad. He can be right and wrong. He can do anything he wants.Vandalvideo

His omnibenevolent attribute utterly prevents Him from being evil.

God is seen as an omnipotent individual, and a change in mind would imply that at one point, He was imperfect. Sooo, God is prolly still a Conservative :PSetsa

His omnibenevolent attribute utterly prevents Him from being evil.Theokhoth

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[QUOTE="Bourbons3"]What if God changed his mind on things since the Bible was written? He might have pushed the ten commandments down on his list of priorities. He might now like gays, hate slavery, and even tolerate anti-death penalty activists. Does this not factor in to someone's thinking when reading the Bible for moral guidance? The Bible was written 3-4000 years ago. God might be a liberal by now :oSegaGenesisfan

To answer...it's impossible given the qualities assigned. But he doesn't dislike gays, isn't for slavery, and forgives everyone that seeks it.

Actaully he hates gays, hate to burst your bubble there, well he did free the jews from Isreal, then again he did allow slavery in Isreal (not the beating type of slavery though), and yeah he does forgive all that seek it.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]His omnibenevolent attribute utterly prevents Him from being evil.Vandalvideo

God can't break the rules if God is the rules.

And I define omnipotence as the ability to do anything that can be done.

God can't break the rules if God is the rules.And I define omnipotence as the ability to do anything that can be done.Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]God can't break the rules if God is the rules.And I define omnipotence as the ability to do anything that can be done.Vandalvideo

But God is unbreakable. That's a rule.

[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]God can't break the rules if God is the rules.And I define omnipotence as the ability to do anything that can be done.Theokhoth

But God is unbreakable. That's a rule.

Set by God, who can break the rules? :o

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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"] If god is the rules, and god has all powers, then god has the power to break rules, because breaking the rules are in the rules.GabuEx

But God is unbreakable. That's a rule.

Set by god, who can break the rules? :o

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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"] If god is the rules, and god has all powers, then god has the power to break rules, because breaking the rules are in the rules.GabuEx

But God is unbreakable. That's a rule.

Set by god, who can break the rules? :o

I fear that if I answer that I will create a hole in space/time.

I fear that if I answer that I will create a hole in space/time.

Theokhoth

I already did, sry.