I do think that God changes his mind often in the bible.
He creates man, and then as an after-thought, he creates woman.
He wants to destroy the israelites and after Moses pleaded with him, changes his mind.
He considers whether or not to tell Abraham that he is going to destroy sodom and gommorah, and then decides finally he will tell Abraham after-all.
He wants to destroy Sodom and Gomorah completely, and then changes his mind and decides to spare Lot and his family.
He wants to destroy Ninevah, and sends the prophet Jonah to tell them about it, but later changes his mind again and decides to spare Ninevah.
He sets the OT laws and sacrificial system and then decides to change the law to a new covenant with His son through the new testament.
From the reading of bible, we can see that God is an entity who often changes his mind. From that, I will argue that perhaps God is not omniscient as christians claim him to be, and perhaps he is not infallible.
He is just, perhaps, more powerful than mortals, and that like mortals, he changes his mind over time. He seems like a very indecisive guy to me. And isn't indecisiveness a form of sin? Therefore, the christian god sins.
He creates man, and then as an after-thought, he creates woman.
He wants to destroy the israelites and after Moses pleaded with him, changes his mind.
He considers whether or not to tell Abraham that he is going to destroy sodom and gommorah, and then decides finally he will tell Abraham after-all.
He wants to destroy Sodom and Gomorah completely, and then changes his mind and decides to spare Lot and his family.
He wants to destroy Ninevah, and sends the prophet Jonah to tell them about it, but later changes his mind again and decides to spare Ninevah.
He sets the OT laws and sacrificial system and then decides to change the law to a new covenant with His son through the new testament.
From the reading of bible, we can see that God is an entity who often changes his mind. From that, I will argue that perhaps God is not omniscient as christians claim him to be, and perhaps he is not infallible.
He is just, perhaps, more powerful than mortals, and that like mortals, he changes his mind over time. He seems like a very indecisive guy to me. And isn't indecisiveness a form of sin? Therefore, the christian god sins.
