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No. The flood was myth. Most Christians understand that it is not literal which may surprise you.The flood that killed all....
YesThief here...did you read #432?
SureCare to comment?
I personally would assume most people assume the 'God' is benevolent because of(most likely) tradition. Saying 'God' is benevolent within ones religion for over a few 100 years and so people assume that he/she/it, is because it's become tradition.
IMHO.
Thief here...so Willamena...
Biblical accounts are myth?
Fine...let's run with that.
Having set aside biblical accounts....do we proceed that God is a myth?
If so...this thread....all of it...is a fraud.
If we retain God as real...then this thread does not require proof of His existence.
Seeing that God does exist...then His interaction with Man is real.
If His interaction with Man is real....should we then examine ALL of that interaction...or just the ones you say are not myth?
Thief here...okay guys...let's get on the same page...if you can.
This is actually simple....
For this thread, post #1 implies the existence of God.
Without this portion of the opening premise...we have a very lengthy waste of time here.
It is also contained in the opening premise the possibility of God interacting with Man and He refrains from harm doing, as He does so.
If you insist on discounting biblical knowledge of God....then this thread is bogus... empty words....and will continue as such.
If you retain biblical knowledge as argument...then God has His "moments".
Perhaps we should refrain the risk of such debate.
He is known to be...jealous...vengeful...narcissistic...domineering...etc.
Do you want to risk His anger?
Post #707 answers that question.No, the presumption is that people presume that God is benevolent, and the question is why the presumption is so.
I know, I was just making a wider observation. I did mean to place all Christians in the same grouping.But most of the posters on here have broken away from tradition, and are able to question their beliefs.
I really have no idea. Why?:angel2:Why not benevolence?
Thief here....
So...if your serious about your last post this thread is about to close.
Post #1 is a simple question...which cannot be answered without some discussion to God's not so benevolent nature.
Post #707 answers that question.
I know, I was just making a wider observation. I did mean to place all Christians in the same grouping.
I really have no idea. Why?:angel2:
To you perhaps.This entire dialog had no value.
Thief here...Rojse....
So now the confession presents itself....
You incited the debate...for curiosity...with preset notions of your own already in place....
Is this not true?
Thief here...Hey Rojse...
So your intention was casual....
I believe you.
I hope the angelic also believe you.
Questioning God's nature?
Even with good intentions...I would not be so casual.