I am reluctant to argue: that a progression of God, can not be an evolved God

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Hi there,

So sorting through all the items in my inventory that might prove worthwhile to Evolution, I have hit on the idea that perhaps an argument can be made from God.

The argument goes like this: take God in an early time, then take God in a later time, then take God in a much later time and then take God in an end time - what you have is an Evolution of God.

Simple, isn't it?

The error is that God is somehow bound to the manner in which He expresses Himself or His relationship to His Creation.

I tried to make a similar argument, using Wisdom, but the reception was very much "confused". It wasn't understood that wisdom expressed in various ways, was the same wisdom - just expressed differently.

So we have the same argument, but now what is at stake is whether we know how to relate to God while He changes. The simple fact is that as much as our relationship to God changes, God Himself remains unchanged.

So yes, I am not actually going to put this to Evolutionists - I don't think, anyway - because I am very mindful not to cast my pearl before swines, but I thought fellow believers might be able to sympathize with my plight or share light on it.

Thanks for your kind words,
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So sorting through all the items in my inventory that might prove worthwhile to Evolution, I have hit on the idea that perhaps an argument can be made from God.

The argument goes like this: take God in an early time, then take God in a later time, then take God in a much later time and then take God in an end time - what you have is an Evolution of God.

Simple, isn't it?

You want God to be constrained by something He created? Why?
 
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