New religions name? :)

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I do.
Its called schizophrenia and most of us dont have it.

No, it's called "for His good pleasure."

The bible tells us. With one lump of clay, God makes a grand pot. With the other, an ashtray.

Does the ashtray, which otherwise never would have come into existence in the first place, have reason to whine and complain?

And, if the Maker does one thing with one lump of clay and another thing with another, is the Maker to be made to feel guilty?

No. It's all for His divine pleasure.

Isn't our Father awesome?

Can I get an AMEN, brother?!

Originally posted by RJHinds
Okay, have we then established in both our minds that there is one universe?

Not quite. We have established that you believe one more universe was created by God, than I believe is the case. To be more precise, I do not believe the universe was created by a person. So maybe if you say God is not a person, we are on the same page.

Originally posted by JS357
Not quite. We have established that you believe one more universe was created by God, than I believe is the case. To be more precise, I do not believe the universe was created by a person. So maybe if you say God is not a person, we are on the same page.

No we are not on the same page anymore. I believe God is three persons.

Originally posted by RJHinds
No we are not on the same page anymore. I believe God is three persons.

So which part did the planning, which part went and bought the parts and which part did the work?

Originally posted by galveston75
So which part did the planning, which part went and bought the parts and which part did the work?

I don't know what you mean by part and parts.

Originally posted by sumydid
No, it's called "for His good pleasure."

The bible tells us. With one lump of clay, God makes a grand pot. With the other, an ashtray.

Does the ashtray, which otherwise never would have come into existence in the first place, have reason to whine and complain?

And, if the Maker does one thing with one lump of clay and another thing with another, i ...[text shortened]... s all for His divine pleasure.

Isn't our Father awesome?

Can I get an AMEN, brother?!

AMEN and HalleluYAH !!!

Originally posted by galveston75
I think "1st RJH's congregation of 1 and only 1"

the R J Blind school for the spiritually blind and wilfully ignorant
the R J Blind school for machine gun preachers

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
the R J Blind school for the spiritually blind and wilfully ignorant
the R J Blind school for machine gun preachers

Hindsight is always more accurate than foresight.

Originally posted by RJHinds
AMEN and HalleluYAH !!!

er-YABBA-DABBA-DOOOOOOO!!!

Originally posted by RJHinds
No we are not on the same page anymore. I believe God is three persons.

So God is a corporation.

Originally posted by JS357
So God is a corporation.

No. God is a unity with each person having equal privileges and liabilities
as the unity of God.

Originally posted by RJHinds
No. God is a unity with each person having equal privileges and liabilities
as the unity of God.

You can't claim knowledge of something for which there is no evidence.
God is indistinguishable from non-existence and thus doesn't exist.

It is meaningless to talk about the properties of something that doesn't exist.

Originally posted by googlefudge
You can't claim knowledge of something for which there is no evidence.
God is indistinguishable from non-existence and thus doesn't exist.

It is meaningless to talk about the properties of something that doesn't exist.

religious teachings exist irrespective of whether God exists or does not. It cannot be proven either way.

Originally posted by googlefudge
You can't claim knowledge of something for which there is no evidence.
God is indistinguishable from non-existence and thus doesn't exist.

It is meaningless to talk about the properties of something that doesn't exist.

religious teaching exists irrespective of whether God exists, it is in fact meaningless to talk about the existence or non existence of God, for it cannot be proven one way nor another

Originally posted by RJHinds
No. God is a unity with each person having equal privileges and liabilities
as the unity of God.

I wonder how many people turn away from their childhood faith on the basis of this and similar doctrines.