To: esquirette
Is the mortals choice inside or outside of Gods will?
and I repeat that that question itself is wrong. Is it God's will that we have a choice? I say yes. Does the use of this choice -- either way -- affect God's will? No. God's will is that we have a choice.
You are asking if God's will is challenged if you or I reject God's grace. I say, no, God's will is NOT challenged or denigrated or lessened by our choice. God's PLAN is also unaffected by your or my free will choice.
5,044 posted on
01/20/2010 2:46:40 AM PST by
Cronos
(Philipp2:12, 2Cor5:10, Rom2:6, Matt7:21, Matt22:14, Lu12:42-46,John15:1-10,Rev2:4-5,Rev22:19)
To: Cronos
“You are asking if God’s will is challenged if you or I reject God’s grace.”
I am asking if the choice for Christ is inside or outside of God’s will. This is not a compound question that presumes anything like, “Have you stopped beating your wife yet?”
The predicates are established: We have established that there is something that is called a choice. Mortals make the choice. One element only needs to be addressed.
Is that mortal’s choice within or without God’s will?
5,072 posted on
01/20/2010 5:46:40 AM PST by
esquirette
(If we do not know our own worldview, we will accept theirs.)
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