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Understanding the Commandment to Worship No Other Gods
The commandment emphasizes exclusive worship of the one God and discourages idolatry. It reflects the belief in a singular divine authority and aims to prevent divided loyalties. The reference to other gods highlights the importance of loyalty and the rejection of competing deities or idols in spiritual practice.
One of the Anunnaki, perhaps?
He fears SHABOOM
My point flew over all heads .. as usual.
When you open your mind to the possibility that there is no god, only then will you get it.
For you speak in terms of bible being gospel, god being one .... and only speak in the aspect that the only contemplation to consider is how to interpret both.
I speak from a place where there is no god .. and the bible is fiction.
Wrap that one around your head to fully embrace for the possibility of it being truth ... and then try to answer my question.
"If you choose to believe there is "no god", then great!"
In this thread, I never mentioned my belief system.
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Why would one of the commandments be .....
.... take no other god before me
Or, however it's worded ... worship no other god.
If god is the Only .. then what other god is he worried about that the pions (us) might honor, in which might make him jealous?
Why even have this whole dramatic episode in which rules must be given us ... and one of the rules be referencing the existence of other gods that are available to worship?