Does god make mistakes

i believe there is a reason the old testament is rarely mentioned except when the story shows gods grace god was wrathful to the extreme and then he became all forgiving does he make mistakes i say yes he does me being one... which would mean i believe that he exits but like us he is flawed and so is christianity((oops spelled that wrong)) hmmm i think i just solved my religious delimma 😱 💃 💃 💃 😱 💃

No.

Is God Perfect?

Yes

Time teh close the thread. 😛

Does God make mistakes?

A) No that why he's God anything he does is correct (see the bible)
B) Yes consistently (see the bible)

I quote the OT more than I quote the NT. I like the OT better and despite what people might say, it is full of more grace than wrath. One reason that the wrath of God is rarely shown in the NT would probably be the fact that it covers only about 50 years of times and the OT covers around 4000.

God is a Bisexual Vampire who watches porn....he's perfection droolio

Originally posted by Thundar
No.

Is God Perfect?

Yes

Time teh close the thread. 😛

Then why did god tell Noah that he regretted making man? Sounds like a mistake to me.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Then why did god tell Noah that he regretted making man? Sounds like a mistake to me.

hysterical

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Then why did god tell Noah that he regretted making man? Sounds like a mistake to me.

how about forgetting to take that tree out of Eden

I did read the bible, and through out most of the old testemant even somethings in the new i see things that could have been done better. NT for example Why did god turn his bake on jesus on the cross i have heard many different speculations

1) He couldnt bare to see all the sins of mankind in jesus

2) He couldnt watch his son be crucified as a sacrifice

3)Jesus looked up at god to ask for help and god turned away

I have been to many churches and the pastors bishops and evangelists have all usually given me those answers leavung a window into the possible doubt god had on his decision. Now i bet an arguement may be posed well jesus confirmed that he could go through it that he had to and god looked back thus jesus erased his doubt but ladies and gentleman if you doubt a decision that it probably was a mistake in the first place. What if gods perfection lies in the fact that He teaches and learns from mistakes, that to be god like you have to be human?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Then why did god tell Noah that he regretted making man? Sounds like a mistake to me.

Maybe there is No such thing as Perfection, and perfection is just a myth we created because we feel so inferior and powerless

Originally posted by Nellinator
Umm... He didn't tell Noah that at all. God did see the need for the destruction of all human flesh exluding Noah.

You don't call that regret? (generally if I make something and then decide to remove it from the face of the Earth its because I regreted making it)

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
You don't call that regret? (generally if I make something and then decide to remove it from the face of the Earth its because I regreted making it)

lol you made something and wiped it off the face of the earth? wow wish i was you lol no anyway perhaps leaving the tree was a test in general and meant to be failed...but the noah one has a grand point

Well, the theory is that indeed all human flesh except Noah's family had been corrupted into the Nephilim which needed to be destroyed.

Originally posted by Nellinator
Umm... He didn't tell Noah that at all. God did see the need for the destruction of all human flesh exluding Noah.

Genesis 6:1 -
God saw the wickedness of man and regretted making man

Originally posted by black_goku#1
lol you made something and wiped it off the face of the earth? wow wish i was you lol no anyway perhaps leaving the tree was a test in general and meant to be failed...but the noah one has a grand point

I have wiped several things off the face of the earth. 😏

I agree the tree was probably a test but it still makes him seem like a total jerk.

Nephilm... Whats that one mean?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Genesis 6:1 -
God saw the wickedness of man and regretted making man

its Genesis 6:6 actualy

Originally posted by black_goku#1
Nephilm... Whats that one mean?

We have a thread on it somewhere

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I have wiped several things off the face of the earth. 😏

I agree the tree was probably a test but it still makes him seem like a total jerk.

so the dialouge may have been excessive but seriously the point is valid

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
its Genesis 6:6 actualy

We have a thread on it somewhere

Does that fact that I got the number wrong mean that my point is no good?