I am a cynic and some would consider ab agnostic and I find this whole
discussion about god being or not being disabled is twisted and bizarre to
say the least.
Theologians and philosopher talk about "anthromorphing"God, i.e, discussing
God is no more like man than he is like Saturn(which He made), the Sun(which
He made) or the rattlesnake (which he also created). God is and he exists and
that's all I have to know.
The rest of the doctrine stuff is coporate religion(modern money changers)

Bobby
In a message dated 4/4/00 11:14:50 PM, [log in to unmask] writes:

<< All right!!! You've gone and done it now...  I'm going to tell you
exactly what I think. Christianity believes God somehow voluntarily
"disabled" himself in the Incarnation.  When he became flesh as Jesus,
God became man, and in the process, became the greatest disability.. He
became one of us, voluntarily, out of love.  He accepts each of us with
our own failings, and wants us to grow...
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