On this world if humans ceased to exist would god cease to exist?

[Harry Nevis]

There is a difference between "inspired" and "the Bible, the word of God". Which is it? Gods words or mans inspired words? And just goes to show you, without man (the only inspires ones) there would be no god. Unless you'll concede that god would have inspired dolphins. 

I think you like making things up as you go. It's just easier for you that way.

 I take all this serious, unlike you. They are one and the same, but then it's hard to teach a blind man to see.

GC

It's hard to take someone seriously who claims god loved us before he created us. Just sounds like more unbelievable trappings to your already unbelievable book.

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How are they one and the same? Did god possess their bodies and minds? And if they are the same why are there inconsistencies in the bible? And if inspired, why did some "inspired" writings not make it into the bible? Apparently according to you "inspired by god" is the only qualification and is the same "as god".

 I do not know how God accomplished this with those He chose to write scriptures. There are no inconsistencies in the Bible, just because you can't understand what it teaches doesn't mean that there are inconsistencies. All the books God wanted to make up the Bible are there because He saw to it as He worked through man to bring those books together to give us what we need to find Christ.

GC

If you don't know how it was accomplished, you can't claim it was accomplished, at least not without sounding ridiculous.
And just because you claim to have a special understanding of your god and know there are no inconsistencies in the bible doesn't mean squat, as you can't give evidence of either.
And how about those books he worked through man to create that they didn't put in the bible? Did he not mean to dictate those, or did he just change his mind?