Does God ever change his mind?
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Yes, HE said to Moses "Now let me be, that my anger may blaze against them and I may exterminate them, and let me make you into a great nation" Ex. 32:10.\nWell, God was talked into changing HIS Mind by Moses' reasoning with  HIM.\nIsn't that wonderful?
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My husband believed as a child, lost his adoptive father and then decided their must not be a God.  He was eleven.\n\nAt age 31, he went to jail for a crime he says he did not commit.  He sat and looked at his life, the steps that got him where he was.  Whether he committed the crime or not he had done some other pretty heinous things.  He realized most of this started when he stopped believing.  He started to read the bible again and asked God to show him what to do with this mess he called his life.  He repented and accepted Jesus again and while he still struggles, he has been freed from the accusations mostly, and lives a better life now.  It was not a miracle, a lightning bolt, or a burning bush.  It was God wanting him to turn his face back to Him.  He will come to you in many ways, just keep asking and talking and loving Him and your neighbor as yourself.  Blessings.
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larrykeutner,\n\nYes, but God isn’t interested in changing or removing any particular sin. God gives a brand new life. \n\nI have no personal experience with homosexuality, but in my humble opinion, Sy Rogers is the best source of information on the subject and many other questions regarding Christians and sexuality.\n\nYou can easily find his website, and he or someone there will respond personally to your questions and concerns.\n\nSy was gay – and then some. He was 1 ½ years into the process of having a sex change at Johns-Hopkins medical center when he turned around. He had to live as a woman for 2 years before he could have the operation. (I’ve seen pictures of him during that time period, and he was a pretty good looking woman.) He told God to give Him a sign and the next day he heard on the radio that Johns-Hopkins was no longer going to do sex change operations because it was not a real fix for the deep-seated troubles that it was supposed to cure.\n\nHe has been married for over 25 years and has a daughter. He speaks to groups in churches or bars. He and his band were performing his music in a bar one time, and he asked if anyone would like to learn more about Jesus. About ½ the bar or 500 people went out into the parking lot to hear more. He is one of the boldest and most effective ministers of the gospel that I have ever heard, and I’ve been hearing them for over 50 years.\n\nI trust this helps.\n\nGod bless.\n\nlarrykeutner,\n\nOne of my best friends as I was growing up is gay. We have been friends for over 35 years.\n\nSy Roger’s good friends were the first 2 gays married in Hawaii. What started him thinking about leaving the homosexual lifestyle was when those 2 friends started reading their Bible while attending their gay church, and they decided that what they were doing was wrong. They told Sy the news, but it didn’t thrill him to say the least. That event was the impetus that caused him to question his desire to have the sex change operation.\n\nHe was so blessed to find a church where the men loved him and hugged him even though he still looked and dressed like a woman. (After all these years, Sy still has female mannerisms and sounds effeminate.) I pray that you will find that same kind of acceptance. \n\nThe real issue for all Christians is to love God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength. I don’t know you, Larry, but I can’t begin to tell you how proud I am to know you. I will never understand homosexuality without the requisite experience, but I know a lot about struggling with sin. If you like, I will tell you what has worked best for me. It is rather lengthy, but if you’re interested, I’ll send it to you.\n\nGod bless,\n\nTom
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Well if that bothers you then just read the prohpesies told by Kenneth Coplaland Ministries and Creflo Dollar mIniatries. Also If you want to change it you can if what you are saying is true. Look I believe in God and he has promised some go things for the future of this country. God can turn anything around if his faithful people ask him too and do what is right.
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Nope.  But if we could fully understand/explain God He wouldn't be much of a God.\n\nIsaiah 55:8 For my thoughts [are] not your thoughts, neither [are] your ways my ways, saith the LORD. \n\nIsaiah 55:9  For [as] the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.
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You can't force God on anyone they have to except him on there own. Have you ever taken the time to see, if he would be interested in finding God.
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God has changed my life by helping me to realize that He is the giver of life. God has worked for me and provided for me my whole life. He has blessed me with a loving mother, siblings, a supportive family, an education,a career and so much more. Most importantly, God loves us all and He will change all of our lives if we accept Him as our personal Saviour and obey his commandments and live a life that's pleasing to Him. Thank you God for working in my life!
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There is a much simpler answer.  Actaully it's more of a question: Does God know the future?  I'd have to say no.\n\nGod knowing the future takes away free will.  If God knows what I will do tomorrow, can I do something different?  Do I have a choice? Am I anything more than a robot.\n\nThere are numerous examples in the Bible that God does not know the future.  Two that stand out are:\n\n"'Do not lay a hand on the boy,' he said. 'Do not do anything to him. Now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son.'" -Gen 22:12\n\nIf God knew the future, he would have known that Abraham would not hold Issac back.  \n\nGenesis 18:16-33.  Abraham pleading with the Lord for Sodom.  Eventally God says he will not destroy Sodom if he finds 10 righteous people there.  He has actually been talked down from 50.  Would he not have just said something like, "There are only 3 righteous people in Sodom," and ended the discussion?  why did he waste time if he already knew the number he would find?
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No. I think anything is possible with God.
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Nope. If you live in God's will you are willing to accept that some times what you want is not what God wills. You do not and can not buy God's blessings or bribe God into giving you what you want.
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God knows what is best.  He will answer your prayers as he sees fit.  It may be difficult for you to understand why he made the decision he did.  But he has a reason for all things. in my life he made choices for me that i didn't agree with but looking back now i understand.
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if god is all knowing he cannot possibly contradict himself\nrev. pick
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I'm not sure. Good question. I think he did, but not his memory of our nature. God understands and he still loves us.\n\nThat's funny. Yes, No, I'm not sure. At least I'm honest!
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Did something happen to make you believe in God?
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He doesn't refuse anyone for sure.  Its important to know that God works in His own time.  Answers He will give when He knows we're ready to hear it.  Sometimes it may not be the one we want.  Maybe we're doing something that is stopping the answers to come to us.  That we're doing something against God's will.  But I'm sure He does answer everyone in His OWN way.  Wait a bit.  Be patient.  Be humble.  Be longsuffering.  For our thoughts are not HIS thoughts and so HIS thoughts not ours.  But HE sees all and loves all.  Good luck with finding your answer.
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DISCLAIMER: the following only applies to those who believe in God.  \n\nHere is an even better question as an off shoot from this one: Can God create an immovable object?\n\nIf you say he can, then that means he can't move it, which puts a limit on his power.  But, if you say he can't, because he should be able to move anything, then again you are putting limitations on Him.  It's a real paradox.\n\nJust something to think about...
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No. God never said anything. Existence is required for speech to become an option.