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Originally posted by 3NL1GHT3N3D1
reply to post by solve
Is it possible for god to die? I don't think it is personally.
Obviously Jesus never died, or he wouldn't have been alive after his supposed death.
Originally posted by arpgme
reply to post by Greatest I am
It's not egotistical it is just illogical. Why would a god need to die for his human creations? He can just reprogram them to think differently if he really wanted to.
Imagine scientists dying so that the robots can learn love. They can just build in the functions of love into them, no need to die for something when you can just reprogram it with intelligence and wisdom.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Greatest I am
He was demonstrating the epitome of love.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
reply to post by Greatest I am
Is it egotistical to think your Creator would love you enough put you out of harms way and take your death? Can a father or mother die for their son or daughter and make the ultimate sacrifice? Can a husband die to save his wife? People do this all the time, and He did it 2000 years ago for us all.
Originally posted by 3n19m470
reply to post by Greatest I am
"If not, what could possibly inflate an ego more than that?"
Having a screen name like "the greatest one" or the greatest anything for that matter.
We ARE gods greatest creation. Higher than angels. God loves us. And I don't think a god can really die the way you're thinking.
Originally posted by slugger9787
It is written:
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son to die, so that those who believe in Him might have eternal life."
Originally posted by slugger9787
reply to post by Greatest I am
If you live in a country that has sent men to die for the sake of women and children back at home, then it is not too difficult a reality to wrap your head around, for most people that is.
Originally posted by Unity_99
I agree that Love did not ask for Christ to martyr himself, but that if when the stage was set, ie Virgo and the Stars were in the right place, a real Teacher or Higher Up, Family, came into the world to help. And it is possible, though the bible is all metaphor, for inner processes, and seeing them outer fundamentally turns the God of Love into the opposite of God/Goodness, which is the intent of the PTB, handing people over to a smiting Saturn/Satan, while keeping the real gnostic truth for themselves, which is so simple stuff, it doesnt take trillions of codes to deciphere the love and good works and meditation needed to awaken third eye on a givign STO Love frequency. They themselves are usually or often, dark gnostics, so they really try to hide it all.
In any case, if we see him as real, he didn't come to die, he was murdered for shining his light and may have known it would happen before he came, but he was such a Higher Up, he Loved enough to do the right thing anyway.
But to believe God wants sacrifice sure makes the ritual murdering bloodlines happy.
Originally posted by guitarplayer
reply to post by Greatest I am
Actually what is egotistical is to believe that your creator’s hands would be tied by your angelic rebellion and there was no way for the creator to reconcile all of creation back to Himself.
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Originally posted by guitarplayer
reply to post by Greatest I am
Actually what is egotistical is to believe that your creator’s hands would be tied by your angelic rebellion and there was no way for the creator to reconcile all of creation back to Himself.
No argument.
No only tied but we now have a God who gave Satan the power to deceive us all and put him in Eden where he could do the most damage.
Seems like the satanic angels won the war. They sure got all the benefits of the winning side.
That or God is just too stupid for words.
Regards
DL
Originally posted by littled16
reply to post by Greatest I am
Do you have children? How about parents?
Is it egotistical to know that either of my parents would give their lives for me? Is it egotistical for my children to know that I would give my life for them? Is it egotistical for my grandchild to know that her mother, grandparents and great-grandparents would give their lives for her? Or is knowing such things just being secure with unconditional love?
Originally posted by jiggerj
I believe the question he is asking is: Would you kill your son to save your cat? If we are mere pets to a god, would he sacrifice his son for us? Even if we were equal to Jesus, the question would then be, would you kill your son for your mother or brother? On all points the answer would be no.
Is it egotistical to think that a God would die for you?
So if you were God (don't worry, I know how you feel but this is hypothetical) and you loved all of mankind as your children and you could save the one child or you could save millions if not billions of children but not both which would you choose?