The thing about God acting human is that that means he's limited in some way--he doesn't know the consequences of all his actions (which is the key one, here--if it's possible for him to make mistakes, then he can't exactly have known ahead of time that they'd be mistakes), or he doesn't have the power to do the actions he'd like to do, or he knows the negative consequences and could avert them but goes through with actions that have them anyway, or any combination of the above. Which makes it hard for the omniscient, omnipotent, omnibenevolent God that many Christians believe in to exist.
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Re: I Dare You To Believe
Date: 2008-03-25 01:01 pm (UTC)From:Also, hi.