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The Nature or Attributes of God


Key Terms:


 Omnipotent: All-powerful

 Omniscient: All-knowing

 Omnibenevolent: All-good and all-loving

 Eternal: Timeless, atemporal, being outside the constraints of time

 Everlasting: Sempiternal, lasting forever on the same timeliness as
humanity

 Free will: The ability to make independent choices between real options

 Existentialism: A way of thinking that emphasises personal freedom of
choice

 Immutable: Incapable of changing or being affected




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 Christians inherited the language, symbolism and poetry of the Old Testament in
which God is anthropomorphised, involved with the world and unpredictable. The
God of the OT seems to have thoughts and feelings: he is satisfied when people obey
his Commandments, and angry and disappointed when they fail. He sometimes
seems to wait and see what people will do next and gives them warnings and
promises as if the future is as unknown to God as it is to his people. God is
concerned about moral behaviour and passes judgement on the decisions people
make, suggesting that when they do wrong, it is their own fault

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