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If God is all knowing that means he knows the future. Does this mean we have no control over our destiny? Or does God choose not to know the future and let us decided?
Postmaster said:I think God has provided us with adequate tools for prosperity and sometimes we use them for other purposes,
It could be that all problems humanity encounter are purely human fault. How it is that some people can avoid harmful situations when other can't? And some can consciously avoid a harmful situation through foresight (if one believes in this ability).
I think God has provided us with adequate tools for prosperity and sometimes we use them for other purposes, this is out of his hands because he granted us freewill, he can't mess with our sovereignty because that is what makes us unique and independent from him. Could possibly be like that anyway......
If God is all knowing that means he knows the future. Does this mean we have no control over our destiny? Or does God choose not to know the future and let us decided?
The way I get round it is, by saying God chooses not to view the future by giving humans adequate tools and abilties to creating it ourself.
I'm just thinking here...![]()
Regarding the idea that "God chooses not to see"--
I am a human. But there are many things I choose not to look upon, if possible. Some things are just too ugly and terrible, and the effect they have on me is too much for me to bear. However, for the sake of a loved one, say a young child, for example--a baby--I would enter into the most hellish situation in order to save that child out of it. So there is an aspect of me that cannot look, and also an aspect which must. And like I said, I am not God, but if I could do this, I am thinking that surely a limitless God could.
Like I said, just thinking.
InPeace,
InLove