Years ago on television, I saw a 30 -minute program by a religious group (more accurately "cult") that claimed that their leader at time was God in the flesh. I don't know the details, but it seems their "God" was in jail or prison.
On the program, I heard the chants, "Release our God! Release our God!" Now, think about that carefully.
If that guy was actually God, don't you think he could have just walked through a few walls? Or bend the bars of his jail cell like Superman? Or he could have overpowered the guards, do some Matrix kung-fu or something, because he should have been omnipotent? Why could he have not wiped out the whole prison staff with a single flick of the wrist?
Logically, it seems that the government had more power than that "God." How can that kind of "God" be that kind of "all-powerful" being if you have to beg the government, mere weak mortals, to release him? What kind of jive-time "God" is that to follow?
THOU SHALT NOT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE ME -- Exodus 20:3
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