Stamp! In The Name Of Love, Before They Break My Heart (Ezekiel 6:1-14)

“Passibility is to be capable of feeling, especially suffering or to be susceptible to emotion. When theologians speak of God’s passibility versus His impassibility, they are referring to His freedom to respond emotionally versus a perceived lack of empathy for His creatures.

The doctrine of the passibility of God does not teach that God is fickle, has mood swings, or cannot control His responses. God is never the victim of circumstance.

The doctrine of passibility does teach that God is emotionally invested in His creation; He is involved because He cares.”