When Describing the Attributes of God, is it accurate to say His attributes are "Innate?"

[fltom]

Tell that to @Chalcedon

Tell that to @Chalcedon, making sure he understands that God's attributes also "always was." ?

He is not the one who spoke of God being born

I believe that was you

 

[ReverendRV]

If God was incapable of wrath prior to the fall, then God is not immutable. He changed at the fall. He cannot be trusted.

I agree, I was just trying to clear up what he believes...

 

[Howie]

I agree, I was just trying to clear up what he believes...

If what said is what @Chalcedon believes, then he denies the immutability of God.

 

[guest1]

I’ll respond to Trinity and Gods attributes in the Trinity forum .

c ya there if you want to discuss those attributes.

hope this helps !!!

 

[Howie]

I’ll respond to Trinity and Gods attributes in the Trinity forum .

c ya there if you want to discuss those attributes.

hope this helps !!!

Run, @Chalcedon ... away ... ?

 

[guest1]

He is not the one who spoke of God being born

I believe that was you

Correct it’s the one who can’t quote me accurately or get what I say correct .

 

[guest1]

Chocking on the meat ? again . Back to the ? milk man ? ?

 

[Howie]

He is not the one who spoke of God being born

I believe that was you

@Chalcedon believes God did not possess the atrribute of wrath prior to the Fall. That means at the Fall, God changed. Do you agree with @Chalcedon?

 

[fltom]

Correct it’s the one who can’t quote me accurately or get what I say correct .

It's not just scripture he has that problem with

 

[Howie]

Chocking on the meat ? again . Back to the ? milk man ? ?

Chocking on meat ... LOL ... ?

how come you throw my dog for a rock? He did no lift his leg to bark you!! ?

 

[fltom]

@Chalcedon believes God did not possess the atrribute of wrath prior to the Fall. That means at the Fall, God changed. Do you agree with @Chalcedon?

Is wrath an attribute?

Haven't given it much thought

but I will say whatever attributes God has he always had

 

[guest1]

Is wrath an attribute?

Haven't given it much thought

but I will say whatever attributes God has he always had

The better question would be if God the Son or Holy Spirit demonstrated wrath towards one another like they do love before creation .

One is an attribute of nature , character, being within the Godhead where the other is a response to sin with man .

hope this helps !!!

 

[Howie]

Correct it’s the one who can’t quote me accurately or get what I say correct .

@Chalcedon said, "Nowhere is wrath an innate attribute of God."

source of quote

Ooops ...

 

[fltom]

The better question would be if God the Son or Holy Spirit demonstrated wrath towards one another like they do love before creation .

One is an attribute of nature , character, being within the Godhead where the other is a response to sin with man .

hope this helps !!!

Certainly not

 

[Howie]

Is wrath an attribute?

Haven't given it much thought

but I will say whatever attributes God has he always had

Tell that @Chalcedon

 

[fltom]

Tell that @Chalcedon

I do not believe there is any such need

 

[guest1]

Certainly not

Yep agree

 

[Howie]

I do not believe there is any such need

See post #33, on this page

 

[guest1]

@Chalcedon said, "Nowhere is wrath an innate attribute of God."

source of quote

Ooops ...

Yet you made the opposite false statement about me yesterday here

  - God's "Wrath," Eternal, or acquired at the Fall?

@Chalcedon says God's wrath is "innate," or "inborn," and it was acquired at the Fall, which makes God not Eternal and not Immutable. What say you?

forums.carm.org

 

[Dizerner]

I would not use the word innate, although, colloquially I think it's okay.

Intrinsic seems better.