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I don't see why. Why is a god who figures out the math problems in his head more pathetic than a god who has to look in the answers at...

Devastating. I may never recover from the force of that syllable. It's SOOO compelling! But merely saying “no” does not answer the...

It doesn't. We are free to have a relationship with him or rebel. Yes, sin is the cause of death. And God laid the death of the world...

I realize I didn't answer. It is no. We can certainly grow in understanding. Not in our relationship. We are holy and without blame...

Maybe He did. But that still does not prove exhaustive foreknowledge of every future free choice. Jesus knew His disciples. He had...

Your analogy actually helps my point. The man may already know his friend likes to bluff. But does he know his friend will still bluff...

Thanks for conceding the actual distinction! God knew David. God knew David’s character. God knew David’s guilt. God knew how to expose...

Bingo!

The argument that the Hydroplate Theory's erupting fountains would simply dissolve into a stalled atmospheric plasma ignores the...

Did God know? I already showed what Lord God said of himself. Abraham could have rebelled and said no, as most people would.

Which act of grace are you talking about? If the replacement ram for Isaac, then And therefore there was nothing left for God to find...

Agreed. When you subject this passage to the same scrutiny Open Theists subject "Now I know" to, the necessary inference is that God...

@way 2 go You're going to believe whatever you want to believe. You are impervious to evidence or arguments against your position. You...

Imagine a man who has known his best friend for many years. He knows his friend deeply — his character, his habits, and especially that...

Sal is one of my favorite YECs. But during the show he tells Ron that God is not omnibenevolent! 😯 I agree with Sal, actually. But I...