Sentences with phrase «about angry gods»

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In the older version the god Enki warns Utnapishtim about a flood to be sent by the god Enlil, who is angry with mankind.

If your god in fact does exist, and if in fact he will someday force everyone to bow to him, then it's going to happen; there's nothing anyone can do about it, and being «angry» about it would be pointless.

Completely twist it: By talking about their families... ACTUALLY THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT angry jealous space gods, who actually are love, except when they are drowning people for ignoring them, or turning people into pillars of saabout their families... ACTUALLY THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT angry jealous space gods, who actually are love, except when they are drowning people for ignoring them, or turning people into pillars of saABOUT angry jealous space gods, who actually are love, except when they are drowning people for ignoring them, or turning people into pillars of salt...

There are two types of Athiests; Scientist athiests who shed no emotions talking about rational concepts or lack of proof; and Angry Athiests, whio consistently feel the need to mock other faiths, and post incessantly any time someone mentions the word God or Jesus.

The only thing Im angry about is morons like you trying to make a god out of thin air then trying to make everyone beleive as you do.

Christians actually get angry when people don't talk about their particular version of god before they die.

the natural cycle would be for man to grow up Stop Believing In Gods All Together.They said that it's stupid for any one to say theres no god They have no proof.Ok After Going Crazy i called them PHONY For never getting mad or angry OR CURSING.Then I Insulted Joseph Smith for being a HABITUAL LIAR.After Telling them That evolution is right.And Their Religion Is RIGHT NEXT TO SCIENTOLOGY In Made Up Horse Crap Then kicking them out.I Started To Think (NO Not about god He doesn't exist) But of science He said no one can proof there's no god.

Here's an old post I did about the concept of atheist's being angry at god though, since I guess that applies — though I think this was more tongue in cheek even if it didn't go across perfectly:

Hopefully, this email has helped you see that God is not angry with you about your sin, nor is He looking for ways to keep from forgiving you.

The reason God tells us not to sin, is not because He is angry at us about sin, or will be angry with us if we sin.

Instead, every human philosophy and religious system is filled with ideas about working our way back into the good graces of whatever deity is being worshipped, and about pleasing and appeasing the gods who are angry with us.

One of the tragic misconceptions about God is that he is angry with us.

God gets angry at Moses at this point, and tells him, «Don't talk to me about violence!

Oh, the Calvinists could make perfect sense of it all with a wave of a hand and a swift, confident explanation about how Zarmina had been born in sin and likely predestined to spend eternity in hell to the glory of an angry God (they called her a «vessel of destruction»); about how I should just be thankful to be spared the same fate since it's what I deserve anyway; about how the Asian tsunami was just another one of God's temper tantrums sent to remind us all of His rage at our sin; about how I need not worry because «there is not one maverick molecule in the universe» so every hurricane, every earthquake, every war, every execution, every transaction in the slave trade, every rape of a child is part of God's sovereign plan, even God's idea; about how my objections to this paradigm represented unrepentant pride and a capitulation to humanism that placed too much inherent value on my fellow human beings; about how my intuitive sense of love and morality and right and wrong is so corrupted by my sin nature I can not trust it.

But the second thing God would want to say to you in response for any angry or hateful thought you might have about Him is this:

And thank God we live in a society where you can express yourself freely and use your family SUV as a mobile conveyance device for your political views and other things you're angry about.

I know that You are a God who is gracious and compassionate, taking long to get angry, having great loyalty, and is sorry about doing evil.»

This God used to jealous, angry, punishing, then was all about love.

What I don't understand is this: you are angry that the «pearly gates» are not equally being offered to you, yet you don't believe in heaven or God... so what are you angry about?!

Sure, Jesus spoke about being peaceful and such, but the god he serves (as detailed by the old testament) seemed to be vengeful, jealous, and generally angry when people didn't pay attention to him.

When I write in my book The Atonement of God that God was not angry about sin, and did not need Jesus to die so that we could be forgiven, people get upset that I am presenting a God who looks and acts just like Jesus Christ instead of like a Hitlerian Zeus.

Certainly, God wants us to be honest in our prayers, and if we are angry at someone, we can pray about that, and tell God why we are angry.

Also — to all the people using this story to complain about people having faith in God: get a life, stop being so angry.

HelsGod let me get it straight... one peson said that «God is Allah» and that made you so angry that you wrote about 1000 lines bashing our religion?

What prompted some of Dark's questioning (and much of mine) was what he calls the «Uncle Ben» view of God — the view that God is an angry and controlling being who does not tolerate questions or curiosity or nonconformity, the view that God consigns most of humanity to eternal torment in hell for believing the wrong things about him, and the view that it is the duty of his followers to ignore their doubts and embrace him without question.

McGrath's quotations include Richard Dawkins» fellow evolutionary theorist D. S. Wilson's put down of the God Delusion author as: «just another angry atheist trading on his reputation as an evolutionist and spokesperson for science to vent his personal opinions about religion.»

Yes, I know that many believe God is both loving and angry and that is the correct way of thinking about God.

If my posts about the love, grace, and forgiveness of God make you this angry, simply stop reading.

I've already been told that the big hurricane was caused by God, who is angry about our president being black.

Nor do I worry about the judgment of a bitter and angry person who pins all the hopes of their existence on the mythology of that absent god.

What makes me as well as God angry about, is so - called Christian people, that act like Jesus death burial and resurrection meant NOTHING!

Do you believe God is angry about sin?

So instead of God being called a bully, we say his judgements are indisputable, unchangeable and everlasting; he is better than us, high and lifted up, all powerful and holy; he is disappointed or sorrowful or angry about our sin; he constantly convicts us by the Holy Spirit; he sends us suffering in order to teach us, discipline us and inevitably bring us in line with his ways; and he threatens us with exclusion from him and his group now or forever in Hell unless we repent and straighten up.

Rather than thinking about sin as the thing we do that makes God angry, I believe it's more appropriate to think about sin as something we think / say / do that is outside of God's ideal.

Besides, God may be very angry at people like you, who make calculations like that about «beating the odds».

Isaiah 40 v 11 Romans 11 v 34 Read Job especially ch 38 and 39 and the first verse in ch 40 in ch 42 God says in verse 7 «I Am angry with you for you have not been right in what you have said about me».

God loves you more than you can possibly know, and while He is saddened by the pain you have experienced from your sin, He is not angry with you about your sin.

We must admit that the vast majority of Bible translators hold a view of God in which He is angry about sin and violent toward humanity as a result.

Most of the Psalms are about giving praise and honor God, and calling on the people to faithfully love and serve Him, but sometimes the Psalmist is angry with God, and tells Him so (Psalms 10:1; 22:1; 42:9; 74:1, 11).

Other times the Psalmist is angry and people, and tells God about this too, to the point of asking God to destroy his enemies (Psalms 54:5; 79:10; 143:12).

... but since you seem to think that God gets angry, and when I look to see how American Christians (that is, Fox News Christians) treat the least of these, my bretheren, then maybe... MAYBE... I'll change my mind about Christians... or I might just stick to that goats - on - the - left - hand story in that Book written by that guy who claims to be Matthew...

The bitter, angry way that you address God and talk about the bible — tells me, you have had some very unpleasant experiences with religion — right?

Without fail, these Christians who contact me have attended, or currently are attending, a church which teaches them about an angry, vindictive, vengeful God.

But if Jesus tells us anything about God, it is that He is NOT angry with us.

Storms seem pretty angry, therefore God is angry about something.

i hear you david... i'm currently in a ministry where i love the kids but not the other stuff that comes with it... i connect with people but the capacity i work in has me in a building 8 - 9 hours a day... drained, pissed, angry, and fighting to believe that God makes a damn bit of sense having do something i really do nt wan na do... yep, that about sums it up for me... peace

God is jealous, God is angry and we should fear Him / Her / It... and this whole deal about someone paying for my mistakes by letting himself be killed on a cross.

Kirsten: You talk in your book about how what atheists are railing against is sort of the angry God paradigm versus the loving God paradigm, and you're actually in agreement with them about that, and could you explain that a bit?

Those who do care about politics, and who lead populist movements, tend to be theologically vacuous, tied to populist «God and country» appeals that seem simultaneously idolatrous and angry to younger Christians.

Unwittingly they would have made Peter angry at God and guiltier about his jealousy.