Post by FilmFlaneur on Aug 9, 2018 11:28:05 GMT
This is an interesting point of speculation to which I will make two observations. Since you above mention of not hearing of a god which can change its nature (assuming I read you the right way), then this does not necessarily mean that there cannot be gods which can in fact change themselves in this way.
Secondly I might also add that if I think of God who cannot change His nature, then I can also think of a god which can, and so which one might say would be the grander, greater of the two.
At this point of time I should probably give my own view regarding monotheism.
Monotheism is a complete nonsense much like monsm (Vedanata) or polytheism or any other system which tries to explain universe. If we do assume premises of monotheism then what we are doing is reducing this so called God to something like a computer or a system. This is why I have been saying that human qualities cannot be applied to a monotheist God.
But aren't human characteristics (or anthropomorphism) just a 'system' of sorts, i.e. an organising structure of identities, co operating elements in and of themselves working through to a way and end? Away from this consideration it might be more accurate to deem a reality which worked without divine guidance and without reason or deliberation, more of a system in the way you mean, than a purported deity whose human-like subjectivity, rage, jealousy, love vanity & etc might be unsystematic for reasons all of its own which we cannot know.