Theists: Do you see god (deity) as unchanging (static) or as changing (dynamic)?

Question

How does this effect how you see your place (and humanities) in the universe?

What is the problem with the view that is contrary to your point of view?

MY BAD... Affect

Answer 1

I'm sure you meant to write "affect". I'm no theist, and I will be surprised if any theist who bothers to burnish his/her dogma would admit to a dynamic god

Answer 2

The problem with any view being contrary to theirs is basically money. The more that don't believe the less money they make, that's why all religious preachers just pump their one theory (God exists) down our throats.

When the science community makes a discovery or modifies a theory they publish a paper for all to view, speculate on, and debate. Invariably such discoveries open up our simplistic minds and expand our horizons. Examples would be the works of Einstein and Hawking, to name a very small sample.

So why do preachers have to continually pump their one theory (God exists) down our throats. Why do they stand on street corners and hand out leaflets, yell at passers by, gather huge crowds and push unsuspecting victims over in the belief they will be cured of whatever mental or physical ailment invades them, if they just believe in the theory of God.

Why can’t the believers of religious theory just behave in a decent manner, in much the same way as the scientific community does. The answer to all of these questions is simple. They know their theory of God is wrong, and saturation mental and verbal bombardment is the only way they can convince people, and they do it directly or indirectly for money.

Answer 3

God is perfect. Therefore, God does not need to change.

Answer 4

A perfect Being by its nature would be, in itself, unchanging. That does not mean it is not adaptive.

Answer 5

If we were created in God's image, in my opinion, that means God can evolve too.

Answer 6

The same yesterday, today, and forever.