Rebellion against God?

Question

Would you consider it rebellion against God, or denying God, or something else of the sort if you were to change your views on God? What constitutes true rebellion or denial of God? Is it turning from what you believe about God or is that "spiritual growth"? Tell me...what do you consider to be rebellion against or denial of God?

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Answer 1

well if you deside that God is not what you thought it was or just the fact that you have grown to find that God is not what you new him to be then that would not be rebellion against him that would just be "spiritual growth"

Answer 2

No. Rebellion against God is also called sin. If one was to change ones view toward God in a positive manner, I would not call that "rebellion." I would call it acceptance.

True rebellion against God is, simply, sin.

Spiritual growth can go either way. One can grow closer to God or grow further from God. Both constitute growth.

I consider true rebellion against God to be anything that is not of His will. (Unfortunately, even as a Christian, the fact of the matter is that I wittingly or unwittingly rebel against God more than I care to think about.)

Answer 3

Thinking is the common term for what you call rebellion against god.

Answer 4

I think very few people actually rebel or are in denial against God
those who do , most likely come back to their beliefs
for most ... they simply stop believing due to lack of evidence
some people like proof and facts
and thats perfectly ok


we should all seek out what we need from life

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Answer 5

Denying God, what he has shown and said to us, living for yourself, placing yourself first - that would be rebellion.

Answer 6

How can you rebel against a myth?