Why God doesn't have genre ???
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Christians will tell you that he is beyond description and muslims will tell you that nothing is like God and Jews will tell you that he doesn`t have sex so he doesn`t need genere.Athesist will make fun of you for askign a question about something that doesn`t exists, and other religions will name all the males and females they worship.\nGod is love, but he doesn`t have a genere..hmm.so platonic..I will tell you its one heck of a good question dude:)
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AS long as it praises the Lord, who cares what genre it is! Keep listening to it though! It is good for the soul. :)
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Interesting question. Here is what i think of this. God does not need to be human first to be able to make humans. Just like we dont need to be a cd or a dvd player to be able to make them. 'In His image' means that we have in us, qualities that are His too, like love and compassion, and the ability to create new things, like tv's, and other electric, non-electric things. Even can play with dna and come up with new things. But all this does not qualify us as Gods, for we are "In His image", and not Gods per sec. Image is like a shadow of a thing, like one's reflection in a mirror. We have in us but a reflection of His qualities, which make us "in His image" but not Him.
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b/c God did not create an AC for everybloody
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Christian Music, Is some of the greatest music I have ever listened to. I love it. Were you needing recommendations for some christian music? If so I will list a few here: Telecast, Matthew West, Chris Rice, Rebecca St. James, The Elms, Apologetix, David Crowder Band, Switchfoot, Mark Schultz, and sooo many more, you can email or send me a message if you want, my screen name is also my email @yahoo.com sooo if you need more let me know\nHeather
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There is no god.  Holy books were written by mortal men.  They wrote those books to suit their own needs and wishes.  Don't get me wrong, many people have acheived great things through religion, but certainly not due to any higher power.
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gods is the closest I could find.
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Because it doesn't make sense.\n\nRock on!\n\nHave a great godless day!  Contact me with your questions, comments, or concerns.
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Really good question and no really good answers here. Why does god need to be worshipped, what does he care? \nSorry no answer but good question!
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God is a Spirituality Utility Vehicle.\n\n(sorry, I could not resist - no I am not religious, it was just to much to resist)
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Here's another noodle-baker.  If God is all powerful and all-benevolent, why is there evil in the world at all?  Either he is not all powerful (if he were he would have no evil) or else is not all-benevolent. (He could wipe out evil but chooses to allow evil things to happen anyways, something a loving and good God would not allow.)\nTake your pick, either way God is not all-perfect.
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Very Good question, and I gave you a "thunbs up" for it...now, let me try to answer in the best way possible, one question at a time, and please bare with me.\n-Why do you Christians believe God created a world with millions of species, many of them impractical to humans?\nWell, there are a couple of reasons behind that...Firstly, and perhaps the best answer for me, was that God in His infinate wisdom and power, created all those wonderous things around us so that we may bask in His creative power and Glory, giving us a tiny physical glimpse, Only a Glimpse, into how wonderful and great He is.\nSecondly, Because He is a God of Order...Everything operates in a delicate and intricate balance. You will notice that NONE of these creations exist in isolation, and if you desturb the balance of one side or one specie, it will have a detramental effect on that entire eco system. For example, something that might 'impractical' to humans as you have termed such as ... I dunno... deap sea weeds...what are you gonna do with them? You cannot reach them, let alone use them, right?\nWell, true, to an extent...that intricate balance I speak of, as we know in science today, bring deap-sea weed into the equation this way...These weeds thrive on the waiste that results from dieing sea creatures as they hit the sea-bed...they then grow and start to breath out oxygen from photosythesis, so other sea creatures can breath...then they are eaten by smaller creaturs down their, who are also food for bigger fish that come to the surface, and then "Presto" we have Fish to hook on a line and put on a hot plate...and that is an EXTREMELY simplistic example, but its practical and applicable to anything else.\nAnd it works exactly the same way with the Planets as you asked...Planets are so connected to each other to keep each other rotating and suspended in the unverse, so that way we have time, day and night, seasons...etc.\nAs for animals that harm us, eg snakes as you put it, it was never intended to be that way...When man was first created in paradise, there was no enmiety and no death. no carnivores and all creatures at only plants. Enmiety between creations like carnivores was brought about as a result of many totally dropping from Grace and sinned, thus the entire system of blood-less living was disturbed. And especially with snakes and serpants, that was God's orders because it was satan in the form of a serpant that lead Adam & Eve to sin...Thus everything was re-arranged and creation had to take on a new "Dog-eat-Dog" world...only as a result of our fall from Grace.\nAs for animals having souls, I do not believe they do, simply because we are the Only creatures that are created in God's Image. And that image is eternal life and gift of logic and desire to improve and grow, and the Gift of Love and affection...etc.\nThe rest of creation was given to our subdue within this intacate eco-system I spole of earlier. One day they will pass away, but we are the ones left to fulfill our destiny beyond this world, and into the Kingdom of God that he prepared for us before the ages.\n\nI hope I have not confused you more...If you like, you can e-mail me and I will see if I can help any further...God Bless you my friend  :-)
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God doesn't exist plain and simple\njust believe in peace and harmony
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I love Christian music. It's the only genre I like. My favorite is Casting Crowns:Voice of Truth.
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It works a little like that. God tears off a piece of herself to make a soul. It doesn't matter, she's infinite and it doesn't shrink her. Why you ask yourself? Well, it's probably pretty lonely and boring being God. What would you do if you didn't have something to mess around with and talk to. Here's the dilemma. Since God is by definition perfect, why would a perfect being do this. Believe it our not, therein lies the answer and I think I figured it out. I've written what is basically a three thousand page novel in which I describe it. I'm almost done, another few months. It's been a journey of almost six years and required a unique and ambitious assault on both quantum and classical physics. It hangs together though, and there's really no other answer. Was it Sherlock Holmes that said: When you remove all of what it can't be, what's left, no matter how unlikely, is the truth. In an odd way, and regardless of the tongue and cheek nature of your question, you're on the right tract.
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The moment u can give any image to God, he is not God. God is actually NOOR (i.e. light). Be logical, if the God would be just like u and me with 2 eyes and ears, whats the use of worshipping him? God is not physical...
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If seems that if God was required to create a complex world, than it would require an even more complex being to have created the complexity of God.  Would this be God's God?\n\nI do not see that using God as an explanation for the inherent complexity of the world resolves the issue at all; it simply seems to remove the question to a level where people feel more comfortable admiting that they do not know.  It is much more difficult to admit one does not understand why the natural universe, which they can see and feel and touch, exists, but much easier to admit that they don't know how God came to exist.\n\nSo the question is very good both philosophically, theologically and psychologically.\n\nAnother question you may wish to ask is: If God created heaven, where was He before such a creation?