An unorthodox belief in God.

[Confused Ape]

he was buried in two possible graves, we have them both

Don't you find something odd about that? Jesus is supposed to be God incarnate and his tomb is supposed to have been where the most important miracle in history took place.

The tomb was donated by Joseph of Arimathea who obviously knew it's location. Jesus's disciples would have known it's location as well along with the women who went there and discovered that it was empty. Saint Paul stayed with Saint Peter in Jerusalem for 15 days and also met the apostle James so you'd think that Peter or James would have taken Paul to see the empty tomb. Why, then, is there confusion about where Jesus was buried?

My personal concept of god is

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that he exist, is the power behind all energy, he designed all things and maintains them, and he brought humans into being to be with him, after we first live in flesh and confusion, suffer and die. It is because of god that suffering exist, theism and atheism exist, good and evil exist; he wanted us all to experience all this, and we all are predestined to be with him in his world, whether we want that or not, nothing can stop it; its the reason we exist; there will be no choice.

I view god as dominant, an absolute ruler, he always gets his way, he is not democratic , he is loving, gentle, longsuffering, kind, his anger does not last, he is VERY forgiving and patient, and it is because of him that humans do not believe in him; he has hide himself from them, AND, he allowed the perversion of religion, he wanted that to happen.

He is giving humanity a serious bath in ourselves, and we all we know what ruling ourselves has led to.
There is gods way, and nothingelse! We are just living out the plan of god. And its absolutely nothing we can do about it.

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It's an interesting view but, if God wants the perversion of religion, how can you be sure that the Bible is true? After all, God could have arranged for this book to include references to real places and people so humans would be led to believe that it's all true and start religions about it. (Judaism and then Christianity).