Destiny and Free will

Our Lord's knowledge does not affect free will

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How if God has sufficient reason when creating the universe coupled with omnitient knowledge .??
How is every action not predetermined if the result is known before it is set in motion

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Now reconcile the Just nature of God with good and evil AND free will


So remove one of these qualities


God is all powerful

God is all knowing

God is Just

God does have sufficient reason

This is the best possible worlds

We have free will




One of these must be wrong for both concepts to be compatible. Or even to solve theodicy you must remove free will
And except this is the best possible world


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Walk on it as kid...get a flat balkony or do it and get it better?

I mean really what's so bad about removing an all knowing atemporal creator ...

Maybe what you think of as a ubiquitous man in the sky is the consciousness field that arises through infinite cycles of ordered complexity in the birth rebirth nature of The infinite universe that has no true beginning.

Maybe God is currently an adolescent in the current universe ... and will be reborn in another form yet again , if the universe reaches a state for it's consciousness to awaken . Maybe in some forms of our universe was about as conscious as an earthworm . It just evolved to that point before some universal destruction.

Who the fuck knows ..all of the basic religions think they have a monopoly on truth ...the shiat is funny af .

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You were offered destiny and you choose it of your own free-will....often in ignorance of what you could have got instead.

Most people usually find their destiny along the path they chose trying to avoid it.

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interesting