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omni-benevolent means harmless troughout. It may be a person such as this, may not actually do anything at all.
From Latin omni- meaning 'all', and benevolent, meaning 'good'.
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What word describes God as 'all loving'?
omnibenevolent
Atheists conclude that because something exists then an omnibenevolent omnipotent sovereign God must not?
Philosophers have argued that the existence of evil means that an omnibenevolent omnipotent sovereign God must not exist. Many atheists would agree with this conclusion, but would also consider it a fairly trivial and inconclusive argument against the existence of God.
Why do evil suffering cause some people to reject belief in god?
People may reject belief in God if they hear or see of evil and suffering because they are told he is omnipotent, omnibenevolent and onmiscience. So if they are told he is all of these then why cant he stop the evil and suffering?
Why do evil and suffering cause some people to reject belief in God?
Some people struggle to reconcile the existence of evil and suffering with the idea of a benevolent and all-powerful God. This can lead them to question or reject their belief in God's existence, as they see these things as incompatible. The presence of evil and suffering in the world can challenge their faith and raise existential doubts about the nature of God.
Why was Satan put on Earth?
There is no real scripture, other than mythologocal one in New Testament. The word satan is not a name, but rather a title, Satan capitalized in Christianity stands for meaning if someone is not for the Church, then they are against the Church.
Supreme being of judaisim?
The supreme being of Judaism is God. The Jewish God is omnipotent, omnipresent, omnibenevolent, and has many names. Jews do not believe in a devil or a hell, or that God has ever had a human manifestation. Nowadays, however, more and more Jews are becoming agnostic or atheist. One survey even says that 52% of Jews do not believe in God.
How bad was the Holocaust?
Pretty bad for six million gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, and others who were killed. The Holocaust was probably the worst thing that ever happened to the world. Over six million Jews were killed and that is not including all the other races of people. People from Poland, Denmark, France, The United States and many other countries had people die from either fighting or just geeting caught by the Nazis and one guy choosing your future by the turn of a finger. Many people even buried their own grave. And there's much more. That is only a sample of how bad the Holocaust was.
What basic idea of God or the gods do Judaism Christianity and Islam all have in common?
In a most general sense, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all argue that there is a singular God who rules over all. They also ascribe several general attributes to this God, such as His being omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent, and the creator of all things. Beyond that, there may conflicting interpretations about how to interpret other critical aspects of His nature, such as the Trinity or His relationship with demons and their champions.
Does Islam forgives the biggest sinners if they repent?
Yes, that is one of the most beautiful things in Islam. If you are sincere and you return to Allah, he will forgive you. He is omnibenevolent and loves us 70 times more than mothers lobe their children. He's always waiting for us to repent and return to him so you should always do tawbah (repentance) and never be disappointed in the mercy of Allah. To get your repentance (or Tawba) accepted (per God will) you should first admit the sin you committed, intend not to repeat it, ask forgivness of those harmed by your sin (if any), ask sincerely God for forgiveness, then God would forgive you per his will (In Shaa).
Does god have favourites?
God is meant to be omnibenevolent (all-loving) so he would love everyone. Though, God could still love some people more. The Bible, at some point, says that God won't love you more because you do a certain thing and that he loves everyone the same whether they are Christian, Jew, Atheist or of any belief. However, my mother has said that God may have favourites to do certain things. For example, he chose Jonah to go to Ninevah and Mary to give birth to Jesus. But we don't think God loves some people more than others. That is if God even exists.
What is a Greek god as opposed to the God of the Hebrews?
I am going to assume that your question is what is the difference between these two, in which case the answer is relatively simple. A Greek god has its reign over one specific aspect of creation (ie: water, fire, war, etc.), whereas the God of the Hebrews reigns over all creation because He created all of it. Additionally, the Greek gods have human personas and get angry, act capriciously, can be argued with, and take sides in wars. By contrast, the God of the Hebrews is beyond human qualities and is omnibenevolent. There are other smaller differences, but they all revolve around these two points, and I think that if you can understand this one point, it will be pretty easy to understand the rest.
The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world that he doesn't exist?
It's a quote from French poet Charles Pierre Baudelaire.It has to do with ontological arguments. In Christianity, God is said to be omnipotent (all powerful), omniscient (all knowing) and omnibenevolent (all good). But how could a being such as this exist if there are disasters and evils in the world? A purely good being that knows all and has the power to stop evil would not allow them. Ergo the devil must exist to explain evil acts. Without the devil, you can't have God.So by convincing the world that he didn't exist he convinces the world that God doesn't exist.
