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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Nexus The biblical God characters were simply the series of emperors, chief priests, kings, and war lords that ruled the dominant ancient Middle Eastern empires. The last biblical God bit the dust when the Babylonian emperor croaked and the Babylonian empire collapsed around 530 B.C. He is never, ever, coming back.
Psalm 82:6 (CEV) = “I, the Most High God, say that all of you are gods and also my own children."
Psalm 82:6 (CEV) = “I, the Most High God, say that all of you are gods and also my own children."
@Diotrephes The bible for me is not literal. I know of a God that may not be a God of the Old testament
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Nexus It is estimated that humans have worshipped over 33,000,000 gods. Each one has an unique name and attributes. The word God is just a title and can refer to any of the 33,000,000 deities. So, if you have a special God it would help if you use his/her/its unique name.
@Diotrephes who would it help? I guess if I was give God a name it would be called the God of Jesus. But I'd rather use it instead of he or she as it has no Gender. But it is and entity and a living God, a conscience of the Universe
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Nexus The biblical God has six or seven different names so use one that's easy to spell.