In Biblie sunt mai multi Dumnezei

"Sa facem Om dupa chipul si asemanarea Noastra"! (se observa clar ca vorbeste la persoana   I , plural).

Israel emerges into the historical record in the last decades of the 13th century BCE, at the very end of the Late Bronze Age, as the Canaanite city-state system was ending.[27] The milieu from which Israelite religion emerged was accordingly Canaanite.[28] El, "the kind, the compassionate", "the creator of creatures", was the chief of the Canaanite gods,[29] and he, not Yahweh, was the original "God of Israel"—the word "Israel" is based on the name El rather than Yahweh.[30] He lived in a tent on a mountain from whose base originated all the fresh waters of the world, with the goddess Asherah as his consort.[29][31] This pair made up the top tier of the Canaanite pantheon;[29] the second tier was made up of their children, the "seventy sons of Athirat" (a variant of the name Asherah).[32] Prominent in this group was Baal, who had his home on Mount Zaphon; over time Baal became the dominant Canaanite deity, so that El became the executive power and Baal the military power in the cosmos.[33] Baal's sphere was the thunderstorm with its life-giving rains, so that he was also a fertility god, although not quite the fertility god.[34] Below the seventy second-tier gods was a third tier made up of comparatively minor craftsman and trader deities, with a fourth and final tier of divine messengers and the like.[32]
El and his sons made up the Assembly of the Gods, each member of which had a human nation under his care, and a textual variant of Deuteronomy 32:8–9 describes the sons of El, including Yahweh, each receiving his own people:[30]
When the Most High (Elyon, i.e., El) gave the nations their inheritance,
when he separated humanity,
he fixed the boundaries of the peoples according to the number of divine beings,
for Yahweh's portion is his people,
Jacob his allotted heritage.[Notes 2]
Despite these passages identifying Yahweh as the son of El or some other affiliated deity, it is clearly shown from very early on, El was already considered synonymous with Yahweh, as merely different names for the same deity, as suggested in Exodus 6:3. The preserved texts rarely distinguish between the two[31] and there are no Biblical polemics against the worship of El.[31] Historically, the identification of Yahweh as El by the Israelites was often presupposed,[31] contributing to the transformation of the Hebrew ’el into a generic term for "God" as opposed to the name of a worshipped deity.[35] Epithets such as El Shaddai are likewise applied to Yahweh alone in later contexts in order to strengthen the position of Yahweh as the people's deity.[36]
Following the introduction of Yahweh, a shift in theophoric naming occurred in which the original and most ancient biblical names paying tribute to El (Isra-el, Dani-el, Samu-el, Micha-el etc.) began to be displaced by names paying tribute to Yahweh.[37][38] Exodus 6:3 seeks to merge the ancient Canaanite deity El with Yahweh through a process of redaction:[37][38]
I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob as El-Shaddai
but I did not reveal my name, Yahweh, to them.[Notes 3]
In the earliest literature such as the Song of the Sea (Exodus 15:1–18, celebrating Yahweh's victory over Egypt at the exodus), Yahweh is a warrior for his people, a storm-god typical of ancient Near Eastern myths, marching out from a region to the south or south-east of Israel with the heavenly host of stars and planets that make up his army.[8] Israel's battles are Yahweh's battles, Israel's victories are his victories, and while other peoples have other gods, Israel's god is Yahweh, who will procure a fertile resting-place for them:[39]
There is none like God, O Jeshurun (i.e., Israel)
who rides through the heavens to your help ...
he subdues the ancient gods, shatters the forces of old ...
so Israel lives in safety, untroubled is Jacob's abode ...
Your enemies shall come fawning to you,
and you shall tread on their backs. (Deuteronomy 33:26–29)

In rest numai prostii si tampenii ai pus acolo.

Biblia nu este o singura carte, ci o colectie de carti.

In Biblie se observa apoi ca sunt de fapt TREI  Dumnezei diferiti:

• Elohim in Geneza, de la Facere la Potop, este zeul Creator   care odata ce modeleaza Pamantul si Omul, devine dezamagit si isi distruge creatia prin Potop
  
  
• Yaweh  : de la Avraam la  Exodul lui  Moise si restul cartilor ce tin de istoria poporului Evreu, este un zeu  pustnic al deserturilor,  un zeu manios, crud, razbunator, nedrept,  dar si intelept , fiind zeul nationalist care isi ghideaza si isi instruieste  poporul ales, evreii.
  
  
• Dumnezeul Crestin identificat cu   Isus , intalnit in Noul Testament - este un zeu  universal  mai iubitor, intelept, iertator,   cu tendinte globaliste, care este dispus sa-si sacrifice Fiul pentru a mantui omenirea si promite o Judecata Dreapta la Sfarsitul Lumii

Baal este demon, lui i se jertfau copii nou nascuti.De asemeni si cellalti sunt demon in afara de Dumnezeul Crestin.

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4. Deci, cât despre mâncarea lucrurilor jertfite idolilor, ştim că în lume un idol este totuna cu nimic şi că nu este decât un singur Dumnezeu.
5. Căci chiar dacă ar fi aşa numiţi „dumnezei” fie în cer, fie pe pământ (cum şi sunt în adevăr mulţi „dumnezei” şi mulţi „domni”),
6. totuşi pentru noi nu este decât un singur Dumnezeu: Tatăl, de la care vin toate lucrurile şi pentru care trăim şi noi, şi un singur Domn: Isus Hristos, prin care sunt toate lucrurile, şi prin El şi noi.
7. Dar nu toţi au cunoştinţa aceasta. Ci unii, fiind obişnuiţi până acum cu idolul, mănâncă un lucru ca fiind jertfit unui idol; şi cugetul lor, care este slab, este întinat.
8. Dar nu carnea ne face pe noi plăcuţi lui Dumnezeu: nu câştigăm nimic dacă mâncăm din ea şi nu pierdem nimic dacă nu mâncăm.

Asta scrie in Corinteni, in Noul Testament.
Dar in Vechiul Testament gasesc alt Dumnezeu, unul mai razbunator si mai manios.

N-are cum.

Daca ai chef de gandit rational, lasa religia deoparte.

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Game over.

Asta e declaratia unui om singuratic care nu-si gaseste nici un sens suferintei prin care trece.Tocmai ca principala sursa de suferinta este lipsa lui Dumnezeu din viata lui.
Doarece de la Dumnezeu plecam , venim aici pe pamant insa putin ne intoarcem inapoi acasa la Dumnezeu.

Elohim pare sa fie inspirat dupa zeii sumerieni  El si Enki, dar si dupa zeul semitic, El , venerat in Canaan.

Dumnezeul Crestin pare sa aiba caracteristicile lui Zeus/Juppiter in perioada crestina timpurie si ale lui Ahura Mazda din Zoroastrism.
Pare ca l-a inlocuit pe Yahweh , avand o atitudine total diferita fata de supusii si adeptii sai.

Ce fumezi frate ? Poate ne dai si noua sa putem vedea Shamanul cu barba!