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A homoerotic, abient force, or spirit, written about largly in the Bible. He called his only son Jesus after banging Josephs wife. Jesus is a sily name.

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-The term '''god''' is applied to a deitic being that is worshiped as part of a theistic belief system. Monotheistic religions are the most common and include [[Judaism]], [[Christianity]], [[Islam]], and [[Bahá'í]].
+A homoerotic, abient force, or spirit, written about largly in the Bible. He called his only son Jesus after banging Josephs wife. Jesus is a sily name.
-Most religouns uphold that a 'God' Created the Universere f>[http://wikible.org/en/Genesis_1:1 Genesis 1:1] "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." (NASB)</ref> His 'creation' is described in the [[Book of Genesis]] in the [[Bible]].
-Most religouns say that God has certain Attributes which includes [[Wisdom]], [[Infinitude]], [[Sovereignty]], [[Holiness]], [[Trinity]],[[Faithfulness]], [[Love]], [[Self-existence]], [[Self-sufficiency]], [[Justice]], [[Immutability]], [[Mercy]], [[Eternal]], [[Goodness]], and  [[Gracious]]. In the 'Christianity' chriatains believe that Good is also omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent.
-The problem of Evil The problem with this thought is that their is Evil In the world and if God is All loving he wouldn't allow evil in thw world. Some argue this point to say that God does not exist. One Theodice is that Because god has given us free will we are free to make our own mistakes.
-Religoun The Bible makes mention that God exercises eternal and righteous judgment of the wicked in [[hell]], because of an inherent problem in the human heart, namely [[Sin]].{{fact}} According to the Bible, the sacrifice of [[Jesus Christ]] on the cross of calvary and then resurrection, is God's merciful and gracious response to the problem of the human heart.{{fact}}
-While the Bible does refer to other "gods" (lowercase ''g''), it is in a condemning way. The Bible is written in such a way that it never asks the question (which god is correct?), because it assumes that there is One God. Some textual examples of this are the following:
-:''"Remember the former things long past, For I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is no one like Me,"'' --Isaiah 46:9 (NASB)
-:''"Before the mountains were born or You gave birth to the earth and the world, Even from everlasting to everlasting, You are God."'' --Psalm 90:2 (NASB)
-:''"For My own sake, for My own sake, I will act; For how can My name be profaned? And My glory I will not give to another."'' --Isaiah 48:11 (NASB)
-==Notes==
-It is claimed that [[Christianity]], [[Islam]], and [[Judaism]] worship the same God in different ways. This claim is regarded by some as a way to convert Jews and Christians to Islam, since it supports the idea that [[Abrahamic religions|Abrahamic religion]] has "grown" from Judaism to Christianity to Islam.<ref>http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm</ref> However, many are skeptical of this idea.<ref>http://www.letusreason.org/Islam6.htm</ref>
-Regardless of the lack of historical data regarding the origins of any of these three religions, the mythological links between them are clear. It is a tenet of the Jewish religion that all Jews descended from Abraham (indeed, in order to convert to Judaism one must complete a ritualized 'adoption' ritual into the house of Israel); as Jesus is regarded as Jewish, the growth of Christianity as an offshoot of the Jewish religion is clear. In a similar fashion, Muslims claim to be descended from Abraham by way of Ishmael.
-==References==
-<references/>
-==Sources==
-* Cruden, A., ''Complete Concordance to the Old and New Testaments'' (Lutterworth, 1930)
-* ''The Holy Bible'' (King James Version)
-* ''The New English Bible'' (Oxford & Cambridge University Presses, 1970)
-* ''The New Jerusalem Bible'' (Darton, Longman & Todd, 1990)
-* Peake, A.S., ''Commentary on the Bible'' (Nelson, 1962)
-* Young, R., ''Analytical Concordance to the Holy Bible'' (Lutterworth, 1939)
-[[Category:Religion]]

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