Re: [TruthTalk] The Schizophrenic God

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what is schizophrenia; is the word employd correctly here; e.g., maybe it's too tight of an interpretation when 'multifaceted' (in a more positv sense) is accurate(?)   ftr, the Ap Paul speaks of 'covenants' (pl.)--check this out, too   On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 21:13:02 -0500 "Jonathan Hughes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:  We speak of the law-giving God (the giver of Torah) and the God of grace as if they are mutually exclusive.  We speak of a God who is love, who hates.  We speak of a God who has more than one covenant, instead of one covenant that is renewed.  When we approach certain scriptures it is almost as if we come to them with a certain part of God in mind.  When we read Deuteronomy we read it with the Law-giving God in mind, not the God of grace.  When we read of the mass slaughter of Israel�s neighbors we read it with the God who hates in the forefront, with the God who loves in the background.  God becomes schizophrenic.