Does God Have Free Will?

[sylvan3]

2 Corinthians 1:12

12Now this is our boast: Our conscience testifies that we have conducted ourselves in the world, and especially in our relations with you, in the holiness and sincerity that are from God. We have done so not according to worldly wisdom but according to God's grace.

You will not find Gods infinite wisdom in the flesh. These are questions that can be reserved for judgement day. I have many questions too that man cannot answer.

It seems that man has a lot questions about God that can't be answered. Sounds like agnosticism to me.

[sylvan3]

sylvan3

I argue the case against the God conceptualized in the Bible based on logic. This logic comes from definitions of words that I do not invent. The word "perfect" essentially means "being entirely without fault or defect". The word "imperfect" essentially means "not perfect" or containing fault and error.

Of course our a-theist friend wants it all his way. He wants to create his own

[sylvan3]

Lepeca

You haven't solved the problem. If God allows sin he is not all-loving, i.e. while it is in his power to do away with sin he lets it exist and allows us to go to hell. He could still have allowed us the free will to live our life choosing among the innumerable good actions we could do.

Lol - our anti-theistic friends think they are presenting some new concept to the world and in their great

[EricH]

The weakness exercised on this thread comes directly from your inconsistencies in logic

You haven't shown any, only asserted that there are some. I could do the same with you and everything would be a long meaningless rant.

I certainly am under no obligation to present you or your anti-Christian sidekick whose name I constantly misspell with any kind of

[Guest Thomas I Believe]

Grace to you,

Yet you are the folks who accuse God of being a Dictator?

If He gives you Free Will then it is His fault for your sin.

However if He doesn't allow you to choose the evil and rebellion you so blatantly espouse. He then is a Tyrant?

Now that's imperfect logic shrouded in darkness.

Peace,

Dave

Exactly !!!!! Darkness holds until we can see clearly who God is. And to see God and to understand Him you have to step beyond logic. Human logic is surely flawed in so many ways, its sad and pathetic.

[sylvan3]

sylvan3

Your posting does an excellent job of spewing negatives at us. The more you attempt to exercise the negatives, the less convincing your argument is. It is really a sign of weakness.

The weakness exercised on this thread comes directly from your inconsistencies in logic and this will remain a fact regardless of whether or not you believe in the Christian God. You are merely recycling anti-Christian rhetoric that has been recycled by lightweight anti-theists who don

[traveller]

This sort of argument does no one any good. Closed.