Why? Perfectly valid question.
In fact, it is one of the questions on the exam for my doctoral level Daniel
course. Part of the reason Nebuchadnezzar was so corrupt was because he
could be. Part of the reason God was able to protect Shadrach, Meschach,
and Abednego was because he was not corrupt, and transcended the supposed
ultimate power of the earthly king.
There is nothing wrong with asking a faith
stretching question. There is no reason for "shame" to be on me for posing
the question. Fortunately, I don't require your
validation.
Charles Mims
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If absolute power corrupts, would that make God corrupt?
shame on you for even asking that
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