How is an all-knowing, all-doing, all-loving God possible?

Question

It is obvious logic, yet some people choose to make sleep-well rationalizations to the question. You dismiss the very question itself by claiming that it is beyond your understanding, when in fact it IS within your understand...and you probably do this to dismiss doubt that is controlled by fear of retribution.

It is obvious logic, yet some people choose to make sleep-well rationalizations to the question. You dismiss the very question itself by claiming that it is beyond your understanding, when in fact it IS within your understand...and you probably do this to dismiss doubt that is controlled by fear of retribution.

Answer 1

It's not possible because he would be not-all-loving to let an atrocity like genocide, murder or rape to occur. Or, he would be either not-all-knowing or not-all-powerful.

Answer 2

GW,
HE is possible only because HE created everything that is. HE spoke with our forefathers. HE made a promise to Abraham that was later fulfilled in Christ. HE led Moses and the Israelites out of bondage and to the Promised Land. HE gave us the HOPE of ETERNAL SALVATION! It is my hope that you will take a look at HIS WORD and find salvation through HIS SON, Jesus Christ. Have a wonderful week and a glorious Holiday!
Thank You,
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Answer 3

Isn't He amazing? He's Awsome! Oh He's a wonder in my soul! With people being so mean, rude, inconsiderate, unfaithful and so full of hate, it would make you wonder how is He possible. Oh but He is and I'm exceedingly glad!

Answer 4

It's entirely possible. But that God would have no relation to the concept of the Bible's God.

Answer 5

Does God exist? Theologians, philosophers, scientists, and atheists have debated the existence of God for hundreds of years. Theologians affirm His existence, even though they debate about who He really is. Philosophers ponder the ability of knowing God and if He exists at all. Scientists don't find Him under a microscope or on a scale. So they largely ignore and often define Him out of existence. Atheists, of course, deny Him and many of them try to prove He does not exist.
Yet, God exists.
He does not exist because we say He does; He is independent of our proclamations. He does not exist because we want Him to exist; He is independent of our desires. He does not exist because in our ignorance, we insert God in order to explain the unknown; He is independent of our ignorance. No. God exists because He is. We Christians have experienced Him, felt Him, and know Him. We can see His hand in our lives. We see the circumstances of life move and be moved to bring us to answers that we know are from Him. We sense Him our prayers and our lives. We see Him work in the lives of others. We watch as He answers prayer and confirms in our own hearts His love for us. We know He exists because He exists.
The Bible speaks of God and does not defend His existence. It simply asserts it. Sometimes there are simply things you cannot prove to someone else, but you know. Yes, this is subjective, but it is often true.

Answer 6

As a deist, that is exactly the energy that created our souls, in my opinion.

Answer 7

The power of delusion is awesome.

Answer 8

It just is.

You have to believe in the unblievable.
Have faith in the unrealistic.


GOD is the most real person ever.

Answer 9

That is a good question, and one that we mere mortals are not well-equipped to answer.

EDIT: You sure do make alot of assumptions.

Answer 10

This is a question that really can't be answered, no one knows enough to truly answer it.



(To those that like to report me for answers that make you think: I don't think it is possible)