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Joined: Jun 2008
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There is a difference between reading and understanding, just as there is a difference between reading and studying.
Nevertheless, let me test your integrity by asking you this:
Why was God angry in part of the Bible and loving in the other parts? How is this a question that tests integrity? I don't know why He was portrayed as angry. Perhaps His actions were interpreted as the actions of an angry being? Just like the misinterpretation that death is evil. God uses it so it cannot be evil since He cannot do evil. Since God knows everything both past and future, how can He be angry at the actions of mere humans for doing what He knew they were going to do? Wouldn't that make Him angry all the time since He knows off all our disobediences already? I agree with Linear. ?????????????????
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