Grinder wrote:
> Ok, that's better. God knows which choice I will make. So, I ask you
> again, if God knows what I'll eat for breakfast tomorrow, how can I
> choose something different, when that choice rolls around, without
> making Him wrong?
You can't make the choice and such a belief leads to Calvin.
Free will and omnicience are mutually exclusive and are relatively recent
concepts.
So is the idea that a god is perfect in all things.
A perfect god would not be able to change and the stories in the bible show
a very man like god who gets mad, changes his mind, and forgives.
The gods were made by man and features added after the fact to explain
things.
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