Can God love or have a moral sense?
Scriptures tell us that God is the bench mark for moralityand love. I think it a foolish saying but many say that God is love. They alsosay that faith without works and deeds is dead. St James. In that description Iinclude love. Love, without works, deeds and displays of some kind, is dead.
Morality is something that creatures will only develop ifliving in groups. The same could be saidof love. There is no need for morality, good ethics or love if one is alone theway God was for untold millennia before creating anything.
He therefore had no need of morality or love and could nothave had them or have any need or desire for them. An Omni-God has no wants orneeds.
Morality in that sense is like love and faith. All of these need works and deeds or someform of display, ---- or as scriptures say, ---- they are dead.
God is not doing works and deeds and not showing his so calledlove of mankind in any knowable way and it would thus be incorrect to say thatGod is our moral bench mark or that God loves us or anyone else at all.
Perhaps this is why Christians have to develop a double setof moral standards to exonerate the immoral actions that the Christian Goddoes. Christians praise and adore God for doing things that they condemn inman. Christians give a free pass for evil to their God. Somewhat in the sameway that God gives Satan a free pass, and in fact, God helps Satan do evil byletting him roam free and even giving Satan the power to deceive us all. Quitethe judge that. If he was human, good people would get rid of such, yet God ispraised for such evil by his followers.
God does not seem to do works, deeds or other forms ofdisplay.
Can God have a moral sense and can he love without everhaving to show it?
Are God’s morals and love dead?
Regards
DL
Scriptures tell us that God is the bench mark for moralityand love. I think it a foolish saying but many say that God is love. They alsosay that faith without works and deeds is dead. St James. In that description Iinclude love. Love, without works, deeds and displays of some kind, is dead.
Morality is something that creatures will only develop ifliving in groups. The same could be saidof love. There is no need for morality, good ethics or love if one is alone theway God was for untold millennia before creating anything.
He therefore had no need of morality or love and could nothave had them or have any need or desire for them. An Omni-God has no wants orneeds.
Morality in that sense is like love and faith. All of these need works and deeds or someform of display, ---- or as scriptures say, ---- they are dead.
God is not doing works and deeds and not showing his so calledlove of mankind in any knowable way and it would thus be incorrect to say thatGod is our moral bench mark or that God loves us or anyone else at all.
Perhaps this is why Christians have to develop a double setof moral standards to exonerate the immoral actions that the Christian Goddoes. Christians praise and adore God for doing things that they condemn inman. Christians give a free pass for evil to their God. Somewhat in the sameway that God gives Satan a free pass, and in fact, God helps Satan do evil byletting him roam free and even giving Satan the power to deceive us all. Quitethe judge that. If he was human, good people would get rid of such, yet God ispraised for such evil by his followers.
God does not seem to do works, deeds or other forms ofdisplay.
Can God have a moral sense and can he love without everhaving to show it?
Are God’s morals and love dead?
Regards
DL