True enough, you just would set up the future that way in the first place but I think, in the religious sense, the idea was that God was everywhere (and therefore could see what you were doing) and he was all powerful (and could therefore undo anything that you had planned or done so doing even try).Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
What if Love was a circle? It was never ending. Forget our feeble brains, it's not about winning the lottery, it's about what we ultimately are? We'd know the entrance and we'd know the exit, does it matter what happens in between?Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
Why?Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
Yeah, it's a version of the big stone conundrum.Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
Unless you already know you are within the future and know you are going to change it?Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
What if it's preordained that he cures your baby after your prayers?We don't know the future and if god does the future is done and dusted, what is point of asking God for anything since it's already pre ordained?
Claim made gods willWhat if it's preordained that he cures your baby after your prayers?
I'm sorry, that does not parse. Is Claim the name of a person?Claim made gods will
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But, there's that pesky free will of humans that you're forgetting about.Seems to me if you absolutely knew what the future is, you'd be unable to change it. If you subsequently change the future, you were initially wrong about it.
I don't think a circle has an entrance and an exist doesn't it. That's kind of the concept of a circle. It's continuous.What if Love was a circle? It was never ending. Forget our feeble brains, it's not about winning the lottery, it's about what we ultimately are? We'd know the entrance and we'd know the exit, does it matter what happens in between?
(Your post)I'm sorry, that does not parse. Is Claim the name of a person?
But, there's that pesky free will of humans that you're forgetting about
Think of it more like a ferris wheel at an amusement park, and think of life as a ride. No matter how hard life is you have to remember it's just a ride and things will get better and sometimes worse but it constantly changes, similar to a roller coaster.I don't think a circle has an entrance and an exist doesn't it. That's kind of the concept of a circle. It's continuous.
Be terrified going nowhere for a short time, then arrive at the starting point.Think of it more like a ferris wheel at an amusement park, and think of life as a ride. No matter how hard life is you have to remember it's just a ride and things will get better and sometimes worse but it constantly changes, similar to a roller coaster.
Why would you be terrified?Be terrified going nowhere for a short time, then arrive at the starting point.
Sounds about right.
That's pretty much the point of carnival rides. Happens quite a lot in life, too.Why would you be terrified?
In my personal belief, no. God simply included free will as part of his plan. (imho)Does the free will of puny humans override Gods knowledge of the future?
To me, the concept of Omniscience doesn't include the future. God might know everything, but he doesn't know the future.
I think it is that GOD knows all possible futures; each choice changes the possible outcomes. To calculate that volume of data you would have to be GOD.Does the free will of puny humans override Gods knowledge of the future?
To me, the concept of Omniscience doesn't include the future. God might know everything, but he doesn't know the future.
Or there could be infinite realities where every possibility plays out.I think it is that GOD knows all possible futures; each choice changes the possible outcomes. To calculate that volume of data you would have to be GOD.