God is love just don't ask for the receipts
He's all powerful except for whenever
How many Jesus, the Living Embodiment of YHWH, does it take to change a lightbulb
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The problem with your analogy is that it still supposes we can make analogies. Even saying « we can't say anything about God » is saying something about God… Technically I can't even say, even being Christian, that God exists. That's why I have no problem with the existence of different religions and philosophyies, all, from gnostic atheism to the smallest and strangest cult, and including my own religious tradition, are infinitely wrong about God (but as in maths, there are bigger and smaller infinities).
So I can't be suprised when I learn that God cares about us in Jesus. I can't be surprised about anything about God, as any surprise would be coming from a preconception of mine.