Does God have feelings?

[chazzysaw]

Your analysis only makes sense because this verse is out of context. Within the context of the Scriptures it becomes clear that Christ and the Father are operating in unity but are separate beings.

Allow me to show the verse above with in the context that it was originally written so that the meaning may be clearer.

Anyone believing to be a separate being from God does not understand Jesus' message. That is why I have a problem with most religious teachings. They teach and preach God to be a separate entity. That is why when Jesus spoke, the people did not understand him then and have misinterpret his words to this today. Jesus is saying there is no separation, the Power is with in and with out and everything is saturated with the conscious power of God. "I in the Father and the Father in me" that goes for everything and everybody. That is what I believe and that is why God have feelings.

[Graybeard]

........ and everything is saturated with the conscious power of God. "I in the Father and the Father in me" that goes for everything and everybody. That is what I believe and that is why God have feelings.

If God has feelings, and feelings by definition are not constant but vary, then how does God feel on a bad day, or on a good day. Is it possible for an omnipotent one to feel good or bad ??

Logic would dictate that if God is omnipotent, and omnipotence does not vary, then God has no possibility of feelings.

But if God is in us and we in him, and we have feelings, and we are not omnipotent, obviously, therefore neither is god.

How do you explain this paradox ??

cool bananas ... greg

[Mohan.C]

How do you explain this paradox ??

God is not a entity.
???

[austintorn@aol.com]

How does God have an emotional system, yet still be One?

The ideas of God are ever doomed by their own self-contradictions.

[Graybeard]

God is not a entity.
???

So far as I know, there are only entities and measurements ??

Do you think God is a measurement ?

cool bananas ... greg

[Mohan.C]

So far as I know, there are only entities and measurements ??

Do you think God is a measurement ?

cool bananas ... greg

No, god is a concept.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Oh God!

No, I’m not really shocked that God is a notion of the mind’s conception, an abstraction formed into a hypothesis that becomes a belief and a conviction, being merely born of opinion and impression by a higher mammal species having imagination.

[Mohan.C]

God is the limit to human understanding.

We can understand everything up to god, that's because when we don't understand something we call it god.

I just don't want god to become a limitation to my understanding.

God is not a being, he/she/it has no unique identity, he/she/it is just the unknown.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Indeed, Mohan, we have long been going past the unknown into the more known—and so the "Gods" of the past moved accordingly "higher" and more "beyond" as we caught up to them.

[Mohan.C]

And one day we may break that limit and there will be another big bang... A new universe will be created, after millions of years, the person who discovers the big bang will be given a Lebon prize

Just imagining, no proofs can be given to this...

And Nitsua (don't know how to pronounce that) will be making mirrored illustrations of the same illustrations that the present Austin is doing.

Austin, with a name like that, you will be born in Napaj (Japan) in the next universe.