Why, in this 21st century, are you still describing "God" in anthropomorphic terminology.
The relationship between the Father and Son. What's your opinion?
by DATA-DOG 34 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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DATA-DOG
Designs, I am interested in other's opinions on this topic, your included. I thought you were sticking with Thor??
DD
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designs
Thor's great he's called the Super Bowl correct every year except 2000 when the Rams won........go figure, no god is perfect :D
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humbled
Words reflect our earthy experience--we invent words. That's why we are stuck with anthropomorphic terms to refer to god.
If there were god there is no true, clear way to talk to each other nor understand truly, clearly what we are describing.
Some Jesus writings refer to the "All" or the "Good" when speaking of God. How to describe the relationship? I can't say.
Good OP
Maeve
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designs
After the Sencond Temple period in Judaism there was an evolution in the religion where God began to be refered to in non-anthropomorphic terms. Shekinah beamce a common word to describe an active God. Whereas Jesus seems to go old school with "Father".