How can he be the same God, if only one of them has a son?

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tailgater wrote:

so same God despite different attributes and character?

hmm

ill have to do some thunkin on that one

gummy jones wrote:

All religions have become "a la carte".

You pick and choose what you want to believe and follow.
Whether it's for convenience, desire, or comfort.

Some choose peace and love.

Some choose hate and violence.

A myriad of methods used to support, justify, and rationalize their behaviors so they can sleep at night.



It's no wonder there are so many agnostics and atheists.

BlueDude wrote:

another victim of the rewrites...HA!

frankj1 wrote:

semantics perhaps, but though interpretations split after the OT, the OT is where THE God becomes known

frankj1 wrote:

semantics perhaps, but though interpretations split after the OT, the OT is where THE God becomes known

frankj1 wrote:

“I pity the Jews trying to get through life with only half a Bible. That's like trying to get from here to San Francisco with a road map that stops at Dubuque, Iowa."

― Kurt Vonnegut (Grandfather Wills, Hocus Pocus)

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opelmanta1900 wrote:

Dubuque is a very catholic town.

does the beginning of that Vonnegut quote remind anyone else of Mr T?

teedubbya wrote:

Semantics are good. Unless you're anti-semantic.

tailgater wrote: