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S. Michael Houdmann
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The technical term for the teaching that "God is dead" is theothanatology, a three-fold compound from the Greek: theos (god) + thanatos (death) + logia (word).German poet and philosopher Friedrich ...
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Paul Bayne
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If God is dead, then so are we. God is sovereign and in complete control of every atom, molecule, heart-beat and life. If God is dead, then the entire universe would cease to exist. Do not let anyone fill your mind with this sort of foolishness. You know way down deep inside this isn't true, or you wouldn't be coming to a site such as this for verification. This sort of nonsense comes from Philosophy. Run from it, or it will destroy you.
Seth Freeman
Supporter
Philosophically speaking, God is by definition maximally perfect. Therefore, God cannot ceases to exist. If God no longer existed, then whatever being did exist, it was not God, just a powerful being. So if there is a God, He is alive and perfect. If there is no God, it's not because He died, it's because He never existed.
Jeremiah Kaaya
Supporter
God is spirit, a spirit doesn't die. Spiritual death is not like the death of the flesh, a spirit is only declared dead because it is delinked from the living God, the one who lives forever. God the spirit, the creator of all has lived, lives, and will live forever. Other spirits that are declared dead and indeed they are, is because they have no lifeline with God the ever living Spirit, the LORD GOD YAHWEH, THE GOD OF ISRAEL, EVEN THE FATHER OF JESUS THE CHRIST. There4, GOD is not dead and will never be. He is alive and will always be. Amen. If He was dead, we would be dead too, we only live because He does live.
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