God said: "Let us make man in our image . . ." (Genesis 1:26) ((Genesis 1:26)) and "Come, let us go down, and there confound their language" (Genesis 11:7)((Genesis 11:7)). To whom does the "us" refer? Is it talking about the Trinity or about Gods connection to Humanity? Read more on the subject here
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The dialogue goes something like this: Atheist: How do you know that God created the world? Theist: God told us in the Bible. (Genesis 1:1, 2:4; Isaiah 45:12). Atheist: How do you know that those Bible references are true? Theist: Not only do I believe in the accuracy of the Genesis creation account but scientific findings increasingly support that account. The skeptic asks: “Of the innumerable deities worshiped by humans over the ages, why should we believe that yours is the one that
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D. Anthropomorphisms Christians sometimes quote passages in scripture that speak of God in anthropomorphic terms. These passage may refer to God’s hands or feet, they may talk of God going down or up, in short these passages speak of God in a way that in a literal sense, would only be applicable to humans. Take the verse in Zechariah 14:4 which tells us that “His (God’s) feet shall stand that day on the Mount of Olives”. Christians understand this verse as a reference to physical feet of a huma
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