If God is the Father then...?
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If it makes you happy.
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Of course, God is cool and he understand your situations, if this wasn't true he wouldn't be God.\nHe is the one who has given the sexual desire so don't worry.
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God IS!  Believe what you want.  Be blessed you are here to ask the question.  Moving forward...
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If Jesus (of Christianity fame) was a man, then he had a father. It is a requirement of birth.
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Nope. God is Almighty!
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It is possible. He talks certainly for some other world as He means His Father's world -i guess- which could be His base somewhere in Space. He is in same time God and Human and finaly he dies for the salvation of the Human been which is a creation of his Father which is the absolute God. Yes, this could be read like the Father is the Alien who creates the human -for a reason that only this Alien-Father knows- and as he sees His creation becomming a piece of shit He send His Son -from his planet- to save the perverted creation giving an horrible end in His life on earth. Then -after death- He goes back to his planet lettting people think about His sacrifice... It could be like this, i dont know, i wasnt there... i think only God and Jesus knows the truth....
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congratulations for using your mind\n\n-------\n\nfirst of all, trinity is not understandable. There is only one God. not three in one God. \nIf God is the Father and also the Son, then He would then be the Father of Himself because He is His own Son. This is illogical!\n\n\n-------\nfurthermore, look and this verse of bible. \n\nMark 13:32 \n"But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father." \n\nIf Jesus and God are equal then they should be equal in knowledge. But as we can see, God is greater in knowledge than Jesus. The fact that one "personality" of God has knowledge not available to the other "two thirds" is a clear indication that they are distinct and separate beings, and not three faces of one being.\nAnd if, as some suggest, the Son was limited by his human nature from knowing, the question remains, Why did the Holy Spirit not know?\n\nSome say his human nature prevented him from knowing. Reasonably, though, if, as some believe, he was fully God, nothing could prevent him from knowing. How can human nature prevent God from knowing anything, particularly something of such import?  That further proves that Jesus was not all-powerful, because if he was all-powerful, then he would have power to know the final hour and to give himself this knowledge. \n\nFurthermore, if someone thinks that Jesus the man did not know, then he is missing a point that according to Christians, Jesus was 100% man and 100% God in one body. It means, Jesus possessed the same intellect of God and man.  If he had the same intellect then he should have same knowledge. But when we read the text it says only the father knows. This means that even the "DIVINE JESUS" doesn't know. This means that no one else knows including the divine Jesus. Therefore, Jesus lacks being All-knowing. and we know that God is All-knowing, hence, Jesus cannot be God. \n\n\n\n\n\nQuran (holy book of islam) says in chapter  4 verse 171 \n"Say not ‘Trinity’: desist: \nIt will be better for you for \nAllah is one God."\n[Al-Qur’an 4:171]\n\n \n\nQuran says in Surah Maidah chapter 5 verse 73\n"They do blaspheme who say\nGod is one of three\nIn a Trinity: for there is \nNo god except One God.\nIf they desist not\nFrom their word (of blasphemy),\nVerily a grievous penalty\nWill befall the blasphemers\nAmong them."\n\n=================\n\nHOPE THIS ANSWERS
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... and then not give us a clear sign that "yes, god is here. Worship!"\n\nYeah, this is the same question I keep asking, and I keep getting terrible answers for it. God made us to worship him, then made the careless mistake of giving us the option to not worship him. Either god is incompetent, god is malevolent, or god is not omnipotent.
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I am a Christian! I believe in GOD The FATHER< THE SON_JESUS AND THE HOLY SPIRIT!( well the baptism of the holy spirit!)God is my Father which art in Heaven!Be careful asking questions about God- you seem real sweet- It has got me in trouble!
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if god is all knowing he cannot possibly contradict himself\nrev. pick
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God is not a member of any kind of religion. He couldn't be. So everybody is protected by Him, not only the new born babies. well, if his parents belong to a religious cult, that's ok. so the baby will. but if they don't, that doesn't mean that the baby is deserted.
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your pastor is right.  God is the only God.  Jesus is but a creation of God.
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Yes, God is good, God is love and God is HOLY. \n\nSince God is not a human (God the Father is in no way a human) this would be akin to saying that the Judge who sentenced the child rapist to the chair is not good, unfair, etc.
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If you mean mother god, then no.\nIf you mean another god, then no.
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Yes, God is God no matter what you call him (or her) or how you choose to worship.\nI wish everyone understood this!
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You've gotta be kidding!  What kind of a father would send his son to die an excruciating death on the cross in order that others are no longer responsible for their own sins?  What kind of a God would send most of his followers to eternal punishment for not "believing?"  What would you think of human fathers who would act in this way?  Loving or vicious?\n\nThe OT God is a God of justice.  Each of us is punished in accordance with the sins we've committed.  The OT God doesn't differentiate between "beliefs" of Christians, Muslims, atheists, etc., but He does insist on self responsibility!
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This is a good dilemma for the Born Again crowd.  Of course to those of us who belong to church of revealed rather than traditional religion it poses no problem.  God the Father and Jesus Christ are NOT the same person.  The Bible never teaches that they are the same person.  Therefore there is no problem about what God the Father was doing at the time His son was born into mortality.  They are two separate and distinct personages.  Both members of the Godhead--NOT the trinity as apostate Christians attempt to explain.