Attributes of God

@kellyjay said
If you want to be a Islamic apologist you can answer any questions about it you like. Jesus rose from the dead, Jesus is the Son of God if you want to bring your Anti-Christ view into the discussion you can say what you will.

I am an "apologist" for no religion, KellyJay. You have dodged my question about the attributes of the Abrahamic God.

@josephw said
Can you at least provide one verse to support that assertion?

I can't find a single verse that says or even infers that God is accountable to anyone or anything.

Once again you blurt out some idea you dreamed up in your head.

It’s not an “assertion”, nor an “idea I dreamed up in my head”, I’m just doing my best to help you with your question about who is god accountable to.

@kellyjay said
I am telling you Jesus is the Word of God, always was. He became a man His personhood in humanity, who He was, did not start at that moment, only His being a man.

You said “Jesus is the difference” between god of the OT and the god of the NT.

But you also claim that Jesus is eternal part of the trinity and that he is the same yesterday today and forever. Including then in the OT.

The OT god says “I am the Lord and I change not”.

So what exactly is this “difference” which eternal Jesus makes to an unchanging father, son and Holy Ghost?

@divegeester said
It’s not an “assertion”, nor an “idea I dreamed up in my head”, I’m just doing my best to help you with your question about who is god accountable to.

God is the highest authority there is, He is only accountable to Himself, His Word,
His own nature. If you think there is someone He answers to other than that you are
in error.

@fmf said
I am an "apologist" for no religion, KellyJay. You have dodged my question about the attributes of the Abrahamic God.

There is but One God, if you want to divide Him up according to people groups
you have no clue.

@kellyjay said
There is but One God, if you want to divide Him up according to people groups
you have no clue.

You are referring to the Abrahamic God, right?

@kellyjay said
Jewish OT is part of the scripture with the NT so same God, Christ is the difference.

Why are you leaving the Muslims ~ and the "attributes" of their God ~ out of this... while choosing to refer to the Jewish God? Don't ALL THREE stem from the Abrahamic God and don't the "attributes" of all three stem from the same ancient texts?

@kellyjay said
There is but One God, if you want to divide Him up according to people groups
you have no clue.

if you want to divide Him up according to people groups you have no clue

I have "no clue"? But isn't it YOU who is dividing it up according to your "group" which you say is right and other "groups" who you say are wrong?

@fmf said
if you want to divide Him up according to people groups you have no clue

I have "no clue"? But isn't it YOU who is dividing it up according to your "group" which you say is right and other "groups" who you say are wrong?

There is but one God; there are different religions, but one God, there can be a
billions of opinions but one Truth, one Way, one Life that matters, and your
Anti-Christ opposition to this is just that.

@kellyjay said
God is the highest authority there is, He is only accountable to Himself, His Word

Interesting, you really should take this up with Jospehw who is challenging me on the scriptural accuracy of it.

No doubt you won’t bother though.

@divegeester said
You said “Jesus is the difference” between god of the OT and the god of the NT.

But you also claim that Jesus is eternal part of the trinity and that he is the same yesterday today and forever. Including then in the OT.

The OT god says “I am the Lord and I change not”.

So what exactly is this “difference” which eternal Jesus makes to an unchanging father, son and Holy Ghost?

KellyJay

This post is the one you need to clearly and unequivocally respond to. 🙂

@divegeester said
You said “Jesus is the difference” between god of the OT and the god of the NT.

But you also claim that Jesus is eternal part of the trinity and that he is the same yesterday today and forever. Including then in the OT.

The OT god says “I am the Lord and I change not”.

So what exactly is this “difference” which eternal Jesus makes to an unchanging father, son and Holy Ghost?

Jesus' beginning didn't start with His birth into humanity, the Father sent Him, He
was with the Father before He came here and returned to the Father after He left.
Therefore they are not the same person acting as if they were different.

@kellyjay said
There is but one God; there are different religions, but one God, there can be a
billions of opinions but one Truth, one Way, one Life that matters, and your
Anti-Christ opposition to this is just that.

There is but one God; there are different religions, but one God

So, you accept that the "attributes" of the Jewish God, the Islamic God, and the Christian God ~ all together the Abrahamic God, to whom you refer as "one God" ~ are all the same seeing as they derive those "attributes" from the same ancient texts, right?

@kellyjay said
Jesus' beginning didn't start with His birth into humanity, the Father sent Him, He
was with the Father before He came here and returned to the Father after He left.
Therefore they are not the same person acting as if they were different.

Thanks for that piece of text.

Any chance, any at all that you might actually address my post?

@divegeester said
Thanks for that piece of text.

Any chance, any at all that you might actually address my post?

I am not going to try and explain my answers to you playing 20 responses to a question you simply repeat no matter what is said. If there is something wrong or not addressed specifically be specific and identify it, otherwise that is all you are going to get.