leroy
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My God resurrected 2000 years agoWhat makes yours so special?
And I think there is evidence for his existence (unlike other Gods)
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My God resurrected 2000 years agoWhat makes yours so special?
My God resurrected 2000 years ago
I think there is evidence for his existence (unlike other Gods)
Well they could be. But pronouns don't always equal gender. Plenty of nonbinary folk do have he/him or she/her as pronouns. In fact I may be nonbinary and prefer neutral language usually but I enjoy when @firedragon calls me brother rather then sibling or sibster or sister and I know @JustGeorge is female but doesn't care what pronouns is used for cat. In fact I use cat/catself for George which is a set of neopronouns cuz cat thought they were nice and I know another person a lesbian in a support group I go to who goes by he/him. I also know a male who goes by she/ her. As such I can't say. I'd rather folk who follow said god figure that out...also a god might not care about pronouns. I mean not as much as humans anyway.So, if I get all what you are saying, THIS particular God of the Christian religion, is "like you"...being a NON-BINARY.......IOW, a "THEY", or a "THEM", right?
You can say THAT again.Well there is no objective evidence to support this claim.
All very good as well as plainly stated, which I for one, really DO appreciate. However, much of what you said really only applies TO human beings.......however, it is NOT the same when speaking of a God.....especially when said God is being referred to IN the masculine gender.....which to ME, tends to make it rather SPECIFIC!Well they could be. But pronouns don't always equal gender. . As such I can't say. I'd rather folk who follow said god figure that out...also a god might not care about pronouns. I mean not as much as humans anyway.
Ok, but that does NOT explain why God, felt the need to demand that others believe ONLY in him and not any of the other gods out there?Moses said that because, as @Sheldon said, polytheism was quite widespread at that time, so there were many people who BELIEVED there were many gods. But that does not mean there ARE many gods..
You know there is no viable evidence available which supports the validity AND the veracity of any such claims that Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Babs, OR Baha'ullah, said any such thing. Sure, you have the SCRIPTURES.....but can you provide anything to authenticate THEIR accuracy?Not only Moses, but Jesus and Muhammad and the Bab and Baha'ullah said that there is only ONE God..
Seriously? I have no doubts that there a quite a few individuals out there, that go by the name Moses.But that does not mean there was not someone named Moses.
My God resurrected 2000 years ago
And I think there is evidence for his existence (unlike other Gods)
God did not demand it, although He said it in no uncertain terms, and He said it because He is the one true God, and AS GOD He knew that He WAS GOD so He did not want people to believe in false gods.Ok, but that does NOT explain why God, felt the need to demand that others believe ONLY in him and not any of the other gods out there?
I don't know what you mean by authenticate their accuracy. If you mean can we prove that they came from God, no, nobody can prove that. However we can authenticate that the Bab and Baha'u'llah wrote their own scriptures.You know there is no viable evidence available which supports the validity AND the veracity of any such claims that Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Babs, OR Baha'ullah, said any such thing. Sure, you have the SCRIPTURES.....but can you provide anything to authenticate THEIR accuracy?
That's true.Seriously? I have no doubts that there a quite a few individuals out there, that go by the name Moses.
What Exactly do you mean by “objective evidence”? under your definition, is there “objective evidence” for any historical claim? (say the claim that Alexander the Great was born in Macedonia) ?Well there is no objective evidence to support this claim.
All the other theists who believe in other deities make the same assertion about the deity they imagine is real though.
Granted I mean the “human body” that God borrowed died and resurrected………………..God himself didn’t dieHmmmmmm the way I see that, is if your God really IS God, then it cannot be killed, therefore it is pure fantasy to claim that your God died, and then came BACK to life again,
Models of the solar system are also a dime a dozen, (we have flatt earth, geocentric model, Ptolemaic system, etc.)What makes yours so special?
Does 'She' not carry the same respect?God is not a He in the sense of having a gender. God is not a human being.
We refer to God as He and His only out of respect, as God is not an it.
She does, but the problem is that She did not used to carry much respect back in the Bible days, and that is why God has always been referred to as a He.Does 'She' not carry the same respect?
She does, but the problem is that She did not used to carry much respect back in the Bible days, and that is why God has always been referred to as a He.
God should have corrected this anomaly right then and there. Why did she let it persist for more than 2000 years. Even her latest manifestation, your 19th Century Iranian continued with that anomaly. That is why your House of Justice has no female member or a representative of LGBTQ (you may correct me if it is not so). It surely seems that according to your belief God is male by gender and is a male chauvinist.She does, but the problem is that She did not used to carry much respect back in the Bible days, and that is why God has always been referred to as a He.
That is because humans were not yet ready to make the shift, not in the 19th century when equal rights for women had not even yet become a reality. The next Messenger might well be a women.God should have corrected this anomaly right then and there. Why did she let it persist for more than 2000 years. Even her latest manifestation, your 19th Century Iranian continued with that anomaly.
Nahhhhh.....BETTER NOT BE, for ALL out sakes heh heh heh.The next Messenger might well be a women.
No new Messengers are slated to come any sooner than 2852 AD, so by the time the NEXT Messenger comes you and me will be looking down from heaven. heh heh hehNahhhhh.....BETTER NOT BE, for ALL out sakes heh heh heh.
Oh! So women and LGBTQ have to wait for 830 more years till the next manifestation comes to get their rights from your Allah (since a new manifestation cannot appear so soon after Bahaollah). Funny, extremely funny. You are a strange people.That is because humans were not yet ready to make the shift, not in the 19th century when equal rights for women had not even yet become a reality. The next Messenger might well be a women.
I see a problem here... a women.
But God is a "he." The original Hebrew has only two genders. They chose masculine for "God."God is not a He in the sense of having a gender. God is not a human being.
We refer to God as He and His only out of respect, as God is not an it.