An absolute is that which is unchanging. By definition, God is the only absolute.
i guess you ignore all the parts in the bible where god changes his mind then?
like umm the flood?
he regrets flooding the earth, if he was unchanging why would he care since man disobayed him?
god does change, he changes according to what is written about him, or do you ignore the fact that he is really different from genesis to exodus to zecheria to isaiah to psalms to matthew, to john, to paul?, to revelations?
the fact is we know next to nothing about god, we can't claim he is never changing, infact before they wrote down he never changed, he did!
It's reality. It's the way things are meant to be. It is purpose, meaning, and origin. All that was revealed in the life of Christ.
maybe your reality, you already believe this, i don't see it in the OT or NT, you do because you already believe he never changes
Not the kind of answer that will satisfy your taunt, but the answer nonetheless.
this is no answer, you can't speak for god anymore than the bible can, there no evidence god doesn't change in the bible to begin with
theres a damn well lot of change from the genesis god to the exodus god, i have found, and between the genesis god and the relevelation god by a long shot