Since God cannot experience fear, he cannot know what it's like to fear, therefore not omniscient, right?

Answer 1

Perhaps..in and through us .. but this steps outside the usual "JC" trappings .. and I mean standard "Judaeochristian" thinking .. are we allowed to step outside the "box" today?

Answer 2

Yes .. I think an assumption such as "Since God cannot experience fear" .. becomes a moralism of flawed logic .. that must necessarily proceed to the conclusion you suggest ...

Re:some of the following- all I can say is, "Cheese and crackers got all muddy!"

Re:quantrilll37 ...if you ever "outgrow" trying to win trite little points on Jeopardy .. and develop the ability to heed, respect and ponder .. then perhaps, even you will become "clever" some day ...

Answer 3

As we are now, God once was. Has God is now, we may become. In other words God lived on an Earth like we did and experienced fear, thus he does understand fear.

Answer 4

This is not a question you want some one to agree with you!!!

why try to proof God is not omniscient?
Are you trying to bring God down to your level
or
Bring you up to his level?
Who said God can not experience fear
the only thing God can not do is lie!!!

Read a Bible!!!

Have a nice Day!!!

Answer 5

Here's a little secret...everything that we experience...fear, anger, love, sadness, everything...is tranferred to God because we are all a part of God and God is a part of us. We were all created uniquely and we may go through the same situation but we will all experience it differently.

Answer 6

If I created a casette recorder, I know all its attributes and how it would react in certain situations. I know that if I fill a bath tub and put it in, it will stop functioning. THAT does not mean I have to become a recorder to know it inside out. The concept of experience itself is created by the MOST HIGH, so what are you saying... =).

Think about it.

Answer 7

Maybe that is the reason He sent His only Son to die in the manner in which it occurred.

He must have felt the fear and pain, and now understands our own pain that so many endure by the "free wil"l acts of others or ones self.

Whatever one claims to believe, Christ endured every prejudice, every experience of being an "Outcast", every betrayal by friends, stoning, torture, criticism for not giving more, and more, even after proving Himself in healing, and succor, and then suffered one of the most horrible executions known to mankind.

When I lost my son and I felt so destitute, these thoughts hit me one day, and suddenly, in a flash, I thought of Him losing His Son, and thought, "But He survived".

After losing his mother and then losing another wife, I have no doubts where they all are, but I'm ready too.

You have your right to believe what you will. I shall not try to convert you to anything. Please give me the same consideration.
Save your arguments for your
"think like" friends. OK?

Answer 8

God created fear and god knows what he created end of the story

Answer 9

Isn't that what Jesus did for us in the flesh, to be our mediator between us and God?
Christ is the mediator between us and God.
1ti 2:3 For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour;
1ti 2:4 Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.
1ti 2:5 For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus;
1ti 2:6 Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.

Answer 10

Oh wow you got us, your just to clever

Of course if he invented fear then I imagine he would know what it is? Also If he is Omnipotent then he could also allow himself to experience it. hmmm maybe you aren't so clever after all.