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"why would he need to change his mind?" yeah well what if the phone rang right at the same time he was going to do what he was going to do? Those damn telemarketers are everywhere!

"now where back to square one with mario. i'm not even going to try."...ellion Well according to my crystal ball you will. ;) God can apparently see his own future as well. And not only can he exist in his own timeless reality he also can exist in our future reality at the same time (so...

How ironic. God first made the pig to be dirty and it was ok because after the six days of creation he looked upon the earth and everything in it and was pleased with his work. But then later warned not to eat the unclean pig and cloven hooved animals because they were somehow bad??? He designed...

If god is "outside" of time, then why did it take him 6 days to create the heavens and earth? Hmmmmmm??? Aha! So water admits that some prophecies can be changed with our free will...like his example of avoiding elevators if someone told you that you would die in one on a certain day and...

I think we're talking about free will in two different ways...free will in connection with the future...and a literal definition of what free will is or should be. It's the knowing the future bit that clashes with my philosophy. One example in the bible is when jesus told peter that he would...

water, Yes you're right about preferences and morals...you still have free will to refuse or accept something. I was thinking more like "absolute" free will where behavior is involved. Our morals do put the brakes on it and for some people nothing will ever convince their free will to...

Staples is correct about our free will being limited. We do make choices but these choices are based on other influences. For example: People who went thru hell in a war experience terrible flashbacks or nightmares. For many, their free will cannot stop these intense flashbacks if the pain...

This -- "God tells us exactly what's going to happen way ahead of time and we can't change it with our free will." -- needs clarification. (water) I was refering to my previous statement about what revelations in the bible is all about. God basically tells us (in revelations) that this...

How about an agnostics' definition.... Free will is the ability to make independent choices that are subject to change at any given moment. That's why this whole notion of "seeing the future" just doesn't jive with free will. It should be impossible to predict the random, everchanging...

Ok here's the rub. Observing the results of free choice ahead of time is one thing. But, if god saw that you were going to eat chocolate ice cream tomorrow AND told you that now, do you still have the free will to change your mind and eat vanilla instead? Just for the heck of it? Apparently not...

Why do people pray for a certain outcome? For example that poor girl that they disconnected the feeding tube to (terri schiavo). By praying for god to do something, like changing the judges' mind, goes against that judges' free will. And god doesn't want to do that. Heck, even praying for...

It's more like we can't surprise god at the last minute by choosing something else. But having free will we should be able to do that, no? It's like if I knew that you were going to have chocolate ice cream for desert tomorrow, would it be possible for you to change your mind and have vanilla...

I think our destiny is to become telepathic. :)

If two people know each other and have experienced similar things together and share a lot in common, like brothers and sisters, then it makes sense that they may dream in a similar manner. Just typical psychology.

Please give me six numbers between 1 and 49 for canada's lotto 6/49 draw for saturday march 19, or wednesday march 23, umm, just to confirm what you say is true. And hey, this power of yours can be a great asset because it can warn you or other people of potential danger. And if it really...

NightFall, do you really look like that picture beside your name? (hubba hubba) :)

If you were a true christian and knew what was a sin and what wasn't (the 10 commandments for example) then you would not want to sin and steer away from it. And if you did that then you would have no need to repent, since you have committed no sin. What's so hard about that? Just don't sin. Use...

If we are just parts of the whole entity then how can we be judged as being either bad or good? If our consciousness comes from god then we are just expressing "his" attributes and characteristics. If jesus is a coordinator or manager of the proper ways of thinking and behaving then he himself...

Sure even if you believe in god we still sin. Jesus was supposed to have died for our sins. So why repent? Our sins were taken care of when he died on the cross for us. What good was jesus dying for our sins if we still have to ask for forgiveness through repentance? This, like god coming down...