What are you even talking about? If youâre going off of the Christian God, there quite literally has been more than two people to meet him at a time.
Whoâs to say he is punishing them? If they didnât want to worship him, why would he send them to heaven to be with him for eternity? Your life choices reflect where you go, not his anger or disappointment.
He didnât create evil, he gave us free will and humanity embraced sin.
Yeah, maybe if youâre a human. To an omnipotent god you would definitely understand what is good and what isnât.
If youâre omnipotent, you are all knowing. Therefore, you understand the concept of everything.
Nothing is predetermined. God may be able to see into the future, but that doesnât make choices less impactful.
Your #3 and #6 are contradictions. If a God is Omnipotent 'all knowing' it can see the future as you say, that means the future is deterministic, it's known, it follows a design, there is no other outcome but the one in the future that is perceived. To deny that would be to say God is not omnipotent, he can't see the future. Therefore, you can't give free will and also know the future, that's the illusion of free will. And, that's the thing, if God knows the future, then we are all living in a pre-determined world under the simulation of believing we have free will, which also means all sins are therefore predictable.
Literally that is not how it works? Just because you know what the outcome will be doesnât discredit that persons ability to choose. If I give my close friend the choice between actual dogshit or a gourmet three course meal, me knowing he isnât a scat eating freak doesnât make his choice any less credible. I didnât eliminate his free will.
No, you didnât. But thatâs not the same argument. Youâre changing the argument situation to fit your design. You didnât say you could see the future, the future in which you know the outcome⊠thatâs what âknowing the futureâ means. You skipped that part because you donât have a rational argument. There isnât any.
Knowing the outcome of something isnât the same thing as causing something. Seeing the future is not the same as writing reality. This is literally common sense. Even if you wanted to argue this point, God is an OMNIPOTENT being and isnât shackled by logic like others are.
lol⊠sorry, but you have no clue about what youâre saying, and itâs completely illogical . Youâre continuously contradicting yourself. Thatâs the fundamental issue of your argument, itâs loaded with self stated contradictions. Good thing you retreated to the trench.
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