Is The God of Righteousness An Atheist? (creation, hell, pray)

[sojourner]

Originally Posted by Marya Magdalena

Do you think that God believes in Mortal Man...male or female? Do you Believe that God will follow the way, truth and light of Mortals...or do you think that The God of Righteousness is Atheist in relationship to Mortal Creation? Does God believe, honor, respect...or... have any faith in any one of you?

Marya Magdalena

Absolutely! God entrusted us with the keys to the kingdom. God trusts us enough to reconcile us to God's Self. God trusts enough to call us "heirs" rather than "slaves."

[Random]

Originally Posted by doppelgänger

All three . . . . though I'd end "C)" at the comma.

Clever answer of course, but aren't A) and B) slightly contradictory in context? @ least B) is a more precise version of A). Why do you not like the idea of the world being saved by God, Brendan?

[doppelgänger]

Originally Posted by Random

Clever answer of course, but aren't A) and B) slightly contradictory in context?

Not necessarily. If my context includes more than one "context" then both can be true, in its respective "context."

Originally Posted by Random

Why do you not like the idea of the world being saved by God, Brendan?

I didn't say I don't like it. It's just not in character with option C) in my opinion.

[Random]

Originally Posted by doppelgänger

Not necessarily. If my context includes more than one "context" then both can be true, in its respective "context."

The context was God being an Atheist yet still being God. Paradoxical being-ness would make more sense to me than paradoxical answers to beingness.

I didn't say I don't like it. It's just not in character with option C) in my opinion.

So God would have to answer all mankind's silly questions to be God?

[doppelgänger]

Originally Posted by Random

The context was God being an Atheist yet still being God.

Exactly. The "context" is "God" being and not being. So both A) and B).

Originally Posted by Random

Paradoxical being-ness would make more sense to me than paradoxical answers to beingness.

Want to try to rephrase that?

Originally Posted by Random

So God would have to answer all mankind's silly questions to be God?

I haven't the slightest idea where that idea came from. If it was inferred from something I wrote, I must be doing a particularly poor job of communicating.

[Rolling_Stone]

Originally Posted by Marya Magdalena

Does God believe, honor, respect...or... have any faith in any one of you?

Yes. For we are his children.