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He wouldn't care about humans
It's a tough question. I think the South Texas Hispanic is pretty much emblematic of what God is all about. God-fearing, socially conservative, but economically liberal, pro-David, anti-Goliath, and procreating / multiplying a lot.
He wouldn't care about humans
He would be both. A communist economic policy with a social conservative policy. Well at least that's the way Jesus is portrayed in the bible.
Didn’t Jesus ask for a copay before healing the blind?
nah, he asked for the whole deductible plus 20% coinsurance up to some astronomically high number they couldn't afford
As I mentioned in the OP..... South Texas Hispanics are the perfect model of this. Maybe even SoCal, AZ Mexicanos.
Bible God is certainly anti abortion. He raped a virgin and told her to have the kid.
But that's socially conservative. What about fiscally and socioeconomically?
Hard to tell.
Jesus says to give to Caesar what is Caesars and OT God demands offerings/ hes.
But then supposedly you get to live for free in a theocratic gated community with your own mansion when you die.
Like most things in the Bible you just cherry pick what you want.
Atheists sure spend a lot of time wondering about God
because they're not atheists... wait til death is face to face with them and see just how quick their tune changes.
eerily similar to your political views.
Mythology can be entertaining.
Exactly my political views. I don't go all in on a team; in full cheerleader mode like you.
Since we're talking about imaginary people, how about Batman?
Chumpettes have a god every election cycle.
I'd prefer Ninja Baseball Batman as my god.
you sure as do blaKKKe. you're so delusional.
You ever played that ? Pretty good.
lol no, didn't even know it was a thing
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