If you believe in a God, does your God have feelings? You might say yes, because God loves you. But love is an action, that does not require a feeling. A lot of people may feel love, but they don’t act in a loving manner because they are unable to act with anyone’s self-interest in mind but their own. I think of God as beyond all feelings and thoughts. My God is love, an action poured onto me even when I am most unlovable in my shortcomings. At my best, I love even when I do not feel love. A person asks me to do something that I don’t want to do simply because I am into myself, but I say yes anyway. This is what makes me a loving person. Feelings pass and are usually more self-serving as in adolescent love. But you Christians might have a leg up on God feeling love. As I recall, Jesus is supposed to be God and he rose from the dead. But what rose was a body. Bodies car feel love, and the truly transformed body, and in this case, a resurrected one, can feel and act out that feeling. So when Jesus ascended to heaven, he did so with a body. So now, God can feel love. I thought this all up by myself, not in a book. So if heresy, it is all mine.
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
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What a beautiful thought you have penned down! Loved reading your post. God is certainly above all the humanly feelings. He’s the most kind and forgiving. https://www.ceraonline.org
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