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TraceOneInfinite:
Since this is a religious, political, and deeper issues forum.  I wanted to get a discussion going about Christianity.  Let me start it off by who is the creator?  And then posing these six questions to Christians...


1.  Does God have complete knowledge of his creation?

2.  Who Created Life?

3.  Who Created Death?

4.  Who Created Suffering?

5.  Who Created Forgiveness?

6.  Would it be concievable in the Christian concept of God, for God to pee and poop His Pants?

AndrE16686:
1. Yes.
2. God
3.God
4. God
5. God
6. You are not a genuine Muslim.

P.S Don't ask me where in the bible, im no Ned Flanders.

Thirteen:
1) Yes
2) God
3) Death is an event that everything goes through...planets, solar systems, ants, humans, stars. so since God made all these, death was created after these things
4) People created Suffering, If Adam and Eve would have just chilled, then we'd all be living in a utopian place.
5) God
6) yes, he made you Infinite

Bomb-A®:
cmon man i know this is the section for all the god/religion related topics....but seriously....ur threads r getting annoying



peace

TraceOneInfinite:
Thank you for the replies.  So if God you guys agree that God created suffering then why did he need to send his son to Earth to know what suffering was?  If God created forgiveness, then why would he need to send Jesus to die so that we could have forgiveness?  If God created death, then why did he need to send himself as a man (Jesus) to experience death? 

He already created and had knowledge of all these conditions.  Infact, God created these conditions.  He is not bound by these conditions but he is the creator of these conditions.  God does not pee and God does not poop his pants.  When Jesus was a baby he peed and pooped his pants, when Jesus was hungry he had to eat.  But God created hunger, and he is the master of it.

So clearly, by saying Jesus is a God, Christians are presenting more then one God.  This is a direct violation of the ten commandments, in the ten commandments it states "Thou Shall Have No Gods Before Me (Worship No God But Me)".   

It seems there are two Gods being presented in the Christian concept, in the Old Testament you have this unique God who is greater than his creation and not bound by laws of his creation, and in the new testament you have Jesus pleading to God "Why have you forsaken me" and stating "I and the father are one".  That statement, "I and the father are one" is the foundation for the trinity, and it is clearly stating that two Gods are being put together to make one.

So I think it is undeniable to state that although Christians teach that their God is One, there is more than one God being presented.

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