Under your view it would seem god lacks a mind, will, intentionality, etc., no? It’s going to be hard to convince me that those are optional characteristics of god as conceived by major theistic religions.
ETA: I’ve voted your comment up because I don’t think it deserves to be at a −5… I’d be happy to see you come up with a line of reasoning that supports your conclusions, but I don’t think this is it.
In response to your points above and here and similar ones throughout this thread, I concede I need to narrow my understanding of theism to mean belief in a personal, anthropomorphic God. I’ve asked several theists (results described here) and this appears to be the common view.
Under your view it would seem god lacks a mind, will, intentionality, etc., no? It’s going to be hard to convince me that those are optional characteristics of god as conceived by major theistic religions.
ETA: I’ve voted your comment up because I don’t think it deserves to be at a −5… I’d be happy to see you come up with a line of reasoning that supports your conclusions, but I don’t think this is it.
In response to your points above and here and similar ones throughout this thread, I concede I need to narrow my understanding of theism to mean belief in a personal, anthropomorphic God. I’ve asked several theists (results described here) and this appears to be the common view.