Deific Blunder Posted:

Unfortunately, that’s exactly what it means. The examples in your previous argument were of someone who was merely omniscient, but not the Creator. In the case of a Creator, when created with omniscience of your every action in life before creation, it’s predestination.

But only God is omniscient, we are not. This knowledge of the future is unknown and therefore irrelevant to us. As discussed in Romans, yes I suppose you can call that predestination… but not exactly in the sense that I think you are thinking of. As humans we still have free will, although this free will is rather redundant in God’s perspective, but as far as we’re concerned we determine our own lives.

I think you can look at it this way. First, think that God is not omniscient, he doesn’t know the future, we have free will. Then, he gains omniscience, he now knows the future, but he keeps this knowledge to himself. Are we affected in any way by this change in God’s knowledge? We still have free will.

Are- Posted:

Prove it.

NO U disprove it.

Carix Posted:

(before answering those)

Solve these Simultaneous Equations

3x + 2y = 28

x + 4y = 26

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3x + 2y = 28

3x + 12y = 78

-10y = -50

y = 5

3x + 2(5) = 28

3x + 10 = 28

3x = 18

x = 6

next time do your own homework.

Carix Posted:

how does the universe work?

what is the meaning of life?

how was the earth created?

1. Physics

2. The afterlife

3. By Word

Carix Posted:

Is hell exothermic or endothermic?

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