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Ok. So instead of trying to reason cordially, by being patient and loving, and instead of trying to help me understand, and reason and persuade, we will automatically assume that I’m reading what I believe into whatever passages I’m thinking of, and claim that any and every attempt I make will...

God’s word describes Him is all knowing.

That goes against His nature.

How does God’s word define omniscience?

I’m not talking about infants.

How is that possible if He’s omniscient? What things would He not know that if He doesn’t know it to prevent it, it could cause people to doubt.

I appreciate your response. Could it be possible that until we begin living our lives as teens/adults, He presently knows whether or not (unless someone changes), they won’t go to heaven, and allows the future to be “open” for the opportunity to change?

@JudgeRightly, maybe I should have asked “What does omniscient mean?” If some future is not yet knowable, are you saying God doesn’t know? How would that answer objections that it makes God ignorant, or that He didn’t prevent something because it wasn’t known?

Here lately I have been wrestling in good faith concerning God’s omniscience/foreknowledge. A couple of questions that has been weighing on my mind that is hard for me to reconcile with God’s omniscience/foreknowledge with the questions of why? I know believers and unbelievers alike have...