If God knows everything, God knows the future. If God knows the future, how can there be free will?If the future is already known, then it can't be changed, and therefore there cannot be free will.And why does God get angry about events when he already knows what is going to happen?

yep....

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so u mean God already knws am gonna check out ds dp...

did he also know am going to ask for ur no.?

if truly God knows the future He wouldn't have said 'He was sad because he created human being,,

Homefinders:
If God knows everything, God knows the future. If God knows the future, how can there be free will?If the future is already known, then it can't be changed, and therefore there cannot be free will.And why does God get angry about events when he already knows what is going to happen?

God doesn't know the future.
He simply declares it and then makes it happen. Or he sees alternate realities/timelines which are ahead of us in time.

There's still freewill because God knows what you will freely choose.

Richirich713:
There's still freewill because God knows what you will freely choose.

this is post contradicts itself

hopefulLandlord:


this is post contradicts itself

Lmfao

God knows what you'll freely choose

I don't think he hnows.

mrmrmister:

Lmfao
God knows what you'll freely choose

abi o, infact his post hints there's no freewill

hopefulLandlord:


this is post contradicts itself

No it doesn't, knowledge of the future doesn't take freewill away.

Richirich713:

No it doesn't, knowledge of the future doesn't take freewill away.

yes it does bro, read again

hopefulLandlord:


yes it does bro, read again

No bro it doesn't, just asserting that freewill requires ignorance of the future doesn't mean it does, that needs to be demonstrated while taking into account all the complexities that comes with God and time.

Richirich713:


No bro it doesn't, just asserting that freewill requires ignorance of the future doesn't mean it does, that needs to be demonstrated while taking into account all the complexities that comes with God and time.

freewill and omniscience can't go together at all

they contradict each other in obvious ways

@OP, see you, see atheism.

We all have free Will to be Righteous before God, The Giver of Light and Life.
No one has The Free Will to do evil. And even when you commit suicide, you'll burn in Hell with Sulfur.

orunto27:
We all have free Will to be Righteous before God, The Giver of Light and Life.
No one has The Free Will to do evil. And even when you commit suicide, you'll burn in Hell with Sulfur.

does god know the future or not?

Earth2Metahuman:
does god know the future or not?

God knows the future. He plans all Destinies for His Own Pleasure. He's God and He's responsible for Light&Darkness; Good&Bad and Life&Death.

Richirich713:


No bro it doesn't, just asserting that freewill requires ignorance of the future doesn't mean it does, that needs to be demonstrated while taking into account all the complexities that comes with God and time.

If God knows I will use my free will to eat rice as my dinner tomorrow...Is there a possibility that I might use my free will to eat beans at dinner tomorrow?

Homefinders:
If God knows everything, God knows the future. If God knows the future, how can there be free will?If the future is already known, then it can't be changed, and therefore there cannot be free will.And why does God get angry about events when he already knows what is going to happen?

God is actually clueless about a lot of things. It didn't even know that satan had deceived Eve and that she and Adam had eaten the fruit

frank317:


If God knows I will use my free will to eat rice as my dinner tomorrow...Is there a possibility that I might use my free will to eat beans at dinner tomorrow?

The impossibility is that God would be wrong, if u choose to eat beans then God would have known that instead or if u choose to eat rice then he would have known that instead.

orunto27:


God knows the future. He plans all Destinies for His Own Pleasure. He's God and He's responsible for Light&Darkness; Good&Bad and Life&Death.

so god did all that, where is the free will to chose your own destiny?

Aint we all just robot programmed to do what the destiny maker has programmed us to do?

Earth2Metahuman:
so god did all that, where is the free will to chose your own destiny?

Aint we all just robot programmed to do what the destiny maker has programmed us to do?

Capital G God, The Supreme Spirit, not god, ordinary spirit, like you and Otem, created and reproduced humans with Consciences not robots without consciousness.

in fact....mods... any deist thread on here?... let me get more knowledge about God! not the one written in the Bible!

orunto27:


Capital G God, The Supreme Spirit, not god, ordinary spirit, like you and Otem, created and reproduced humans with Consciences not robots without consciousness.

*facepalm*

orunto27:


Capital G God, The Supreme Spirit, not god, ordinary spirit, like you and Otem, created and reproduced humans with Consciences not robots without consciousness.

buhahahahahaha

human's free-will will always create problem when considering god's omnipotency..

niyihawking:

buhahahahahaha

nihohohohokin.

Earth2Metahuman:
*facepalm*

*footmud*

Richirich713:


The impossibility is that God would be wrong, if u choose to eat beans then God would have known that instead or if u choose to eat rice then he would have known that instead.

In other words, I am bound to do what God already knows, since he can never be wrong. Right?

Where then lies my free will with God already in the know of my action?