Is God a just judge?

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Is God a just judge?

Is God a just judge?

This speaks of Jesus.
He was chosen before the creation of the world, but was revealed in these last times for your sake.

The above quote shows this as Gods first actual judgement and shows his setting and accepting a bribe of a human sacrifice to corrupt or alter his justice and judgement.

Justice usually states that only the punishment of the guilty is acceptable to justice and that it would be unjust to punish the innocent.

God’s corruption of this usual justice is what the bribe or sacrifice of Jesus bought. Injustice.

If you elect your judges in your country, would you vote God in as a fair and just judge knowing that he can be bribed?

Is God a just judge?

Regards
DL

Originally posted by Greatest I am
Is God a just judge?

Nope, God is a dick.

God is whatever we want god to be.

^Which means that God is a dick.

jesus and god are two different beings

Originally posted by Shabazz916
jesus and god are two different beings

Yes, one is just a man while the other is just a belief.

Originally posted by Shabazz916
jesus and god are two different beings
You sick f*ck.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
You sick f*ck.

3 gods in 1.

What a bargain.

Everything that is God's is His Sons. All his judgments are for our own good.

Originally posted by Wonder Man
All his judgments are for our own good.

Unless you're gay. Or female. Or the recipient of a rape. Or a child. Or an old man. Or a million other fucking things.

Re: Is God a just judge?

Originally posted by Greatest I am
Is God a just judge?

This speaks of Jesus.
He was chosen before the creation of the world, but was revealed in these last times for your sake.

The above quote shows this as Gods first actual judgement and shows his setting and accepting a bribe of a human sacrifice to corrupt or alter his justice and judgement.

Justice usually states that only the punishment of the guilty is acceptable to justice and that it would be unjust to punish the innocent.

God’s corruption of this usual justice is what the bribe or sacrifice of Jesus bought. Injustice.

If you elect your judges in your country, would you vote God in as a fair and just judge knowing that he can be bribed?

Is God a just judge?

Regards
DL

It would appear that you do not have an understanding the Atonement.

Do you honestly think you've stumbled upon an amazing theosophical thought that wasn't already addressed 1900 years ago?

Edit - Let me know if you're serious. I don't think you are. If you were, you'd post it on a Christian Apologist message board where you would get real answers and real arguments.

lol

Re: Re: Is God a just judge?

Originally posted by dadudemon

Do you honestly think you've stumbled upon an amazing theosophical thought that wasn't already addressed 1900 years ago?

Edit - Let me know if you're serious. I don't think you are. If you were, you'd post it on a Christian Apologist message board where you would get real answers and real arguments.

I am not the poster you were asking this of, but ...

1. I am not so sure "there is nothing new under the sun" works here as an argument. We are living in a different time in a different locale in a different culture with different means of communication different mindsets and different scientific knowledge and technologies. That's too much "different" not to be considered new unless you have an exceptional definition of that word.

2. I think you mean "theological"? Theosophical is associated with Aleister Crowley and Luciferians and the like.

On the other hand, the OP has claimed to be Gnostic in other threads ...

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Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I'm surprised that a Skyfather like Zeus defeated Hulk when Zeus' Top-Tier son Hercules has lost to Hulk.

This is all we need to know of the blue wave.

Originally posted by Epicurus
Nope, God is a dick.

+ 1

Regards
DL

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
God is whatever we want god to be.

Yes.

Not the bible God.

As depicted, is he a just God?

Regards
DL

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Yes, one is just a man while the other is just a belief.

Well put.

Regards
DL

Originally posted by Wonder Man
Everything that is God's is His Sons. All his judgments are for our own good.

Yet scriptures say that the vast majority of us will end in hell or death.

That is hardly a creator God creating souls for their beat possible end. That makes him an immoral creator.

But to your judgement call.

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Is God a just judge?

This speaks of Jesus.
He was chosen before the creation of the world, but was revealed in these last times for your sake.

The above quote shows this as Gods first actual judgement and shows his setting and accepting a bribe of a human sacrifice to corrupt or alter his justice and judgement.

Justice usually states that only the punishment of the guilty is acceptable to justice and that it would be unjust to punish the innocent.

God’s corruption of this usual justice is what the bribe or sacrifice of Jesus bought. Injustice.

If you elect your judges in your country, would you vote God in as a fair and just judge knowing that he can be bribed?

Is God a just judge?

Regards
DL

Re: Re: Re: Is God a just judge?

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I am not the poster you were asking this of, but ...

1. I am not so sure "there is nothing new under the sun" works here as an argument. We are living in a different time in a different locale in a different culture with different means of communication different mindsets and different scientific knowledge and technologies. That's too much "different" not to be considered new unless you have an exceptional definition of that word.

2. I think you mean "theological"? Theosophical is associated with Aleister Crowley and Luciferians and the like.

On the other hand, the OP has claimed to be Gnostic in other threads ...

1. Regarding the Atonement, yeah, you can pretty much bet that anything anyone thinks about the Atonement has already been thought and argued about. It is one of if not the most important aspect of Christianity.

2. No, I mean "theosophical" as in "theosophy."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theosophy