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Originally Posted by hcap
Simply because you define something anyway you want, there is no evidence, or proof it is so.
There are hundreds of factual errors, absurdities and atrocities in the bible if you take it literally.
Telling us "scripture does teach the immutability of God"  is a joke, that falls squarely on you. You make me laugh with your pompousness. And inability to follow anything outside your literal minded pigpen, trying to understand the basics of life. Keep scribbling away.. Maybe one day?
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You're the only pathetic joker around here. The fact remains, however, that since God's essence is pure existence, it's perfectly logical that he cannot change what he is in his being. If God could change, then it could be postulated that he could change for the worse and slip into non-existence.
Further, scripture teaches that God is perfect. A perfect being logically cannot change, since any change would be either for the better or worse and would actually contradict his perfect state. If he changed for the better, then he was never perfect, since perfection cannot be improved upon. Or if he changed for, the worse this, too, would prove he was never perfect, since perfection, is the highest degree of excellence or quality of attributes.
The ancient writers of scripture were so much smarter than your pathetic dumb butt.
