So you have a problem with God being rigid? You don't like the idea that sin is always wrong? That adultery is always wrong? Should God have asked Adam and Eve why they ate the forbidden fruit? Should God have gone easy on them because they were created adults who didn't have the benefit of human parents?
RE: Is The Christian God a Good God? What Is Transcendence? The Rumination of Millions of gods
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Is The Christian God a Good God? What Is Transcendence? The Rumination of Millions of gods
No I don't have a problem with God being rigid. However I joined the millions of gods in the cow to ruminate the decisions of God several times in order to fully understand his decisions in my life. This is well accepted by God to join the rumination. I am not a lukewarm person. It took me over 30 years to ruminate some decisions of God regarding my own life. A very short time if you consider the fact that some gods ruminate some decisions for thousands of years or even come to a conclusion that they want to fight God (which is impossible to win by the way).
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