earl40
Puritan Board Professor
While looking into the impassibility of God I have come to the conclusion that the confessional view is that God does not experience anything, which includes not only pain and suffering, but anything that can cause joy or happiness. I understand this may be somewhat problematic to many, in that some (not many) Christians understand that God cannot be grieved in a proper sense. To be consistent in our faith we should understand anything that supposedly causes God to change properly should be rejected forthwith, and understood the scripture is using anthropometric (or anthropormathic) language to convey that God appears to change.
Where do you stand?
Where do you stand?