God is a man does any body know why?
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because we sing hymns not hers!
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God is the CREATER of all as well as human being; HE create everything we can see in this Universe and as well as those that can't be seen. HE is the one who create all kinds of POWER; SHOWING, and SEEING. HE is the one who give power to all those leaders. Human has no ability to see the CREATER of SEEING. HE have given us this life and all things in this Universe to let us know that HE exist!!!!!
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No, you're correct. Many believers can't seem to grasp this simple concept.\n\nIn the following argument (which is the same as yours, just more in depth) the author does not assign god a gender, therefor god is referred to as "it", instead of "he" or "she".\n\n"The problem here is that God knows everything that has happened and everything that will happen. Its knowledge cannot be wrong. There is not a single event that it has not foresaw. Given that it created the Universe the way it did, do we have free will? Consider that when God made the Universe it could see every possible result of what it was doing. Which means: it could not create something without knowing what the results would be, and without knowing how it would be affected (and effect) the things around it.\n\nLet's say that Fred has a choice that will save his life, to accept God or not to accept God and the final choice is to be made tomorrow. God knows already what choice he will make - God cannot be wrong therefore Fred cannot choose otherwise to what God has predicted. When God created the chain of events that made Fred it also knew that it was making Fred's choice for him, and knew how the various circumstances and character would make him choose either right or wrong. Fred would go forth and make that very decision that God knew he would make, and by virtue that God knowingly set up all the factors that affected his decision, it was not up to Fred but to God to decide how Fred would fare.\n\nThis argument does not imply that God does not exist. It leaves us with three results, two of which have to be wrong.\n\n   1. God created everything with full knowledge and we have no free will to change it\n   2. God does not have full knowledge\n   3. God did not make the Universe or there is no God"\n\n - Written by Vexen Crabtree
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Men created gods and goddesses to explain the things he couldn't understand. As men evolved and learn ways to understand what was going on around him, the need lessened for deities. But even after all of these years, most of us still haven't let go those beliefs in things greater than ourselves. It's in our nature. Call it faith if you will. It may be right, or it may be wrong, but it is still what we personally choose to believe in.
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I dunno.  Why don't you ask the god in question yourself?
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There is no such thing as god, its a man made concept.\nDont worry about it. When you die your dead thats it.
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Every human person is endowed with a spiritual soul, with intellect and with free will. Man is rational and therefore like God; he is created with free will and is master over his acts. \n\nGod created man in his image and established him in his friendship. A spiritual creature, man can live this friendship only in free submission to God. The prohibition against eating "of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil" spells this out: "for in the day that you eat of it, you shall die." The "tree of the knowledge of good and evil" symbolically evokes the insurmountable limits that man, being a creature, must freely recognize and respect with trust. Man is dependent on his Creator, and subject to the laws of creation and to the moral norms that govern the use of freedom. \n\nAlthough set by God in a state of rectitude man, enticed by the evil one, abused his freedom at the very start of history. Man, tempted by the devil, let his trust in his Creator die in his heart and, abusing his freedom, disobeyed God's command. He lifted himself up against God, and sought to attain his goal apart from him. By his sin Adam, as the first man, lost the original holiness and justice he had received from God, not only for himself but for all human beings.
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I believe God wants us to know specifically who he is and how to get to him.  Therefore, he provides us Scriptures. I just can't believe we can make up a god of our own imagining and have it be the right one. Only one can be right, otherwise he would be contradicting himself.
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I've had it explained to me before like this:\n\nA man can be a father, a son, and a husband all at the same time. It's just different roles. It's the same way with God, he can play any of three different roles, but he's still only one God.\n\nWhether that's a good explanation or not, I'll leave up to you.
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God is not a person in flesh. He is in the form of Spirit. Man can never become God. How can a created one become a Uncreated One?
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Elaborate and clarify please.\nI think you'll find the main reason this question has not been answered is because no one can understand exactly what you're asking!\nIt seems almost as if you're asking if God has less understanding of the needs of the body and its cells than man does!!\nLet's put it this way, I have heard many of the theories of men that the body or its parts were lacking in this, that and the other, but I would contest that it is men's knowledgethat is lacking!\nWe only have to see this by their ridiculous promotion of the adult fairytale that calls itself, "Evolution of the Species"!!!\n\nWould you believe it??\nThey actually believe this Fairytale!\nNo wonderthe Lord said of them, "They will be turned unto fables"!\n\nI, personally, have scientifically disproved evolution, for one!\n\nAs for incomplete body cells, they would only be incomplete because the Creator has removed the material within the cell that made Adam invincible when God first created him!
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Since you have not asked a question, there really is no answer to be given.\n\nBut since you have placed a (?) at the close of your Comment?\n\nI will say to you; HOW DO YOU KNOW GOD HAS NO SON? (physcian, heal thyself)
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Every now and then I'll take a chance and answer this.  \n\nIf God created us, he created us for a reason.  This suggests we can have purpose.  Our human potential is set at the moment of conception, genetically.  God, can assess how you did against your potential.  It is up to you.\n\nThe other side.  Life is totally materialistic.  Everthing is cause and effect.  If so, how can you have an original idea.  How would it be caused.  It is random?  Sorry!  I have random ideas, but I also think, I assess, I understand, I think, I am me.  Life is not materialistic, at least to me, unless I am deluded.  By the way, if I am deluded, so are you.  I am not, I believe, thus, life is not materialistic.  Think about it!\n\nBottom Line:  atheism leads to no free will.  A creator allows free will.  \n\nSorry, just seems to be the way it is.  If you are facing a contradiction, check your premises, you will find one is wrong. \n\nBy the way, who says God knows this, or that, or whatever?  Another man?  Why?  So what does that mean?  Be honest, what does that mean?  Nothing more than your words. Did God tell you He knows all?  If so, I'd like to talk to you.      \n\nMy friend, think about what you say.  You are looking for answers, but you reject them before you start.
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Q. Will man find god?\n\nA. Not until he is dead.
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God created man in his own image.
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This is a very good question.  People that deny it are narrow minded and need to look at it for what it really is, truth.  It has to be either one or the other, for if there really is a god, then why were we created other then the reason that he needed something.  If god does not exist then it was man that came up with him, kind of like an imaginary friend, to comfort him and give him the answers to life after death.  Personally, I believe that if god cannot be needful, then man had either to had a part in making him seem so perfect, or man made him up.  That is my logic, there's not much to it, sorry for that...
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The Bible suggests that humans are theomorphic, in the image of God.  But I think that men wrote this who had an anthropomorphic conception of God.  I think God is beyond any form like that.  Certainly he is not limited to some physical form.  For our benefit, God takes forms so that we can grasp some idea of what he is like.