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Am I the only one who thinks there is meaning in the fact that God spelled backwards is dog??
dreher
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Or am I loving my 4 legged pretty girls to much?? Dogs are so much better than most people!!
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Jehovah
El Shaddai
Your dog or your god?
Brad Steele
What is that one Biblical sayin/reference?
"What you do for the least of mine, you do for me." (Sorry, probably not exact.)
My dog (Buddy) is by far the best dog I have ever owned. A total hoot, and my best friend. I'd do anything for him, as he would for me. God truly blessed me, when we came together/I adopted him. We were meant for each other.
I like this thread. Thanks for posting. (Show your Dog Love, it will be returned tenfold.)
Bahahahaha! 🤡🤪
I don't compare God to a dog. I compare my relationship with God with my dog's relationship with me. Here is my logic:
My dog loves me, adores me, wants nothing more out of life than to be with me. She trusts me provide for her needs, and to not harm her in any way. My dog doesn't understand me fully. She wants to please me, but she doesn't always know how. She sometimes messes up, but she knows that I still love her and forgive her.
That is very much the way I envision my relationship with God.
Sorry about the religious post.
You're not the only one, but that doesn't mean anything necessarily.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
Butchdog2 said: I couldn’t agree more.
Nonsense, gods like the ancient Egyptians worship cats.
Our minds try to make sense of nonsense, thus we see faces in the random patters in tile or plaster, but you are probably not the only one to find meaning in such things.
It remains true for me to this day.
I created God.
He existed for around 2 years when I was between 10 and 12.
As my powers of reasoning increased, I began to demand more of my creation. I began to demand answers to questions as to why he treated his people the way he did.
I consulted many people who had also created a God, including Pastors I continue to hold in high regard.
Following my evaluation of those consultations, I determined that my creation was flawed and that I really had not created anything of substance. This is why he no longer exists.
I have discovered, however, that there are many people who have done a much better job than I in the creation of their God(s). They are happy with their God(s) and they gain strength, comfort, and wisdom from them. I have yet meet a person, however, who has created a God that can answer the questions I demanded of mine.
We should accept that the Gods we each create have only to satisfy our own needs and not those of others.
Brad Steele