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tonyrey
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“God is good” and “Good is what God is.” is not devoid of meaning even though it is always true. It is in the nature of God to be good forever - unlike human beings…It is not devoid of meaning if good corresponds
I don’t want to hijack this thread. I’ll answer your points if you start a new one.-There are class of acts, which that are more or completely compatible with “Love” and there are class of acts which are less compatible or incompatible with “Love”. Then God is subject to a moral law because either he must avoid committing acts of the second class or if, there must be a reason, why no contradiction between the act and “God is Love” arises. That means there is a moral law limiting Gods choice of actions, in as God is limited regarding what “Love” means.If he can freely change it, we have option 1 and “Love” is meaningless.![]()