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How can the Son not know what the Father knows?
Some answers here have mentioned that Jesus had to give up his Godly omniscience attribute when he became a man. This is not true as Jesus knew where everything was at all times and this is evident ...
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How can the Son not know what the Father knows?
Beyond dispute, great is the mystery of our religion: "God was manifest in the flesh" (1 Timothy 3:16).
When Jesus was a babe lying in a manger what was he able to do and what was he doing? ...
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Logical problem in Christology (from a Mormon)
I'll break down each point in order. It's often easier to see the problem with an argument when you examine each part carefully.
Note that this Mormon argument's part A uses the word "Divine"...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
Put in a nutshell: “Deus caritas est”!
The main reason why is that God is Love (Deus caritas est).
The whole of creation was ...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
OP: So, does the bible explain the "why" of God creating humanity?
The reason, the why for God creating humanity is for His good pleasure. It started at the beginning.
And out of the ...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
Have you ever created anything? A piece of art.... a delicious meal, a garden, a song? A person often creates out of the desire to express him/herself. A person often creates because its simply ...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
Knowing, aforetime, what the created creature (Serpent, Adam, Eve and all of creation) would, inevitably, do ; simply because they are created (and not eternal) : yet, nevertheless, provision was made ...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
Great question, I feel like your argument is going something like this, God is defined as a perfect being, A perfect being doesn't have any needs or wants, The only reason God would create is if he ...
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The "Why" of Creation -- Does the bible explain God's reasoning?
if God is perfect, with no needs and no reason to want more, then this argument doesn't hold a lot of weight
True, but there are several possibilities:
"this argument" is wrong.
God isn't ...
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