Our Gods demand humility from us, and They frown on arrogance. But rules are for humans, not Gods, and there are many things that our Gods ban us from doing which They delight in doing Themselves (see Why God Doesn’t Obey His Own Laws).
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Why is she speaking of god(s) in plural? Is she a xian or a polytheist?
That, and what she describes is a being of A-morality, not one with any set of morals. If no laws apply to one, then one can NOT say that they or moral, much less "perfect" or "holy" or "righteous" as christians do of their god. (or muslims, etc)
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She HAS to be a troll! Most frums at least try to justify what their Demiurge does or try to sugar coat it!
Not Anna.
The woman (if 'Anna's' even that) has Edgar Allen written all over her face.
That's why I've redubbed her "Edgar Allen Troll".
She treats the Trinity as three separate deities.
I do think she might be a Poe, ether a Poe or someone whose truely insane.
I still think this woman has a genuine mental illness, but you've got to respect her honesty. She confronts every bit of ugliness her religion has to offer, and instead of sugar-coating it or ignoring it, she embraces it wholesale. Of course, that's why I think she's mentally ill... Her polytheist take on the trinity is quite unique, too. One of the more sensible solutions to the puzzle, though not one likely to earn her many friends in fundieland.
If your 'God' can't hold himself to his own standards, then we have every right to not obey his 'rules'.
...but hey, we can't help it if the vast majority of humans possess superior morals to him!
'Gods '. As in plural . Very telling, that, Annie. [/Fridge Logic]
Sorry but if you are a christian, then will believe there is one God, who existed in three person, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. I know it really hard to understand the Godhead/trinity (it doesn't mean that God has three heads) Just thinking the earth, the crust of the earth and it's core.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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