[Jack of all Trades]

I composed most of a reply last night, but didn’t click post and now it’s gone. I remember it started “Good, so do I...”

If God knows everything you’re ever going to do when you are created by Him, then it is impossible to argue that you have any choice whatsoever. You have only the perception of choice. In the Bible, Adam and Eve had no choice, likewise Mary, nor Jesus, or anyone else.

[ravenwolf]

If God knows everything you’re ever going to do when you are created by Him, then it is impossible to argue that you have any choice whatsoever. You have only the perception of choice. In the Bible, Adam and Eve had no choice, likewise Mary, nor Jesus, or anyone else.

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I believe that would be over stating it a little bit depending on the individual, but i think if we just trust in God we will know what we need to know when the time comes to know it.

We are just assuming by some scripture that God knows everything we are ever going to do.

[MHGinTN]

“If God knows everything you’re ever going to do when you are created by Him, then it is impossible to argue that you have any choice whatsoever.”

Do you really want to try this gross fallacy of the undistributed middle? You just cancelled any credibility you may have accumulated!

[jodyel]

Just because He knows you will do something, since He is outside space and time and sees the beginning to the end of human history, doesn’t mean He causes you to do that something. It is still your choice to do it or not.