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says the guy putting in less effort , hypocrisy well now I understand open theism eisegesis takes a few favorite verses Genesis 22:12 “Now I know ” open theism uses "now I know" , can only be interpreted as God doesn't know the future which = not settled Then via eisegesis apply that to...

well now I understand open theism eisegesis takes a few favorite verses Genesis 22:12 “Now I know ” open theism uses "now I know" , can only be interpreted as God doesn't know the future which = not settled Then via eisegesis apply that to Revelation chapters 4-22 to wave them away while...

true (Matthew 10:29) “Two sparrows are sold for a penny, aren't they? Yet not one of them will fall to the ground without your Father's permission. God is keeping track of an estimated 50 Billion birds today but couldn't keep track of the only two people on the earth

and Jeremiah 18 “if that nation repents, I will relent” open theism uses “if that nation repents, I will relent” as prophecy is not settled once you say "they did not repent" may or may not be true you're off the reservation you are saying the whole book of Revelation may or may not be true

you are the one that says it takes a thousand years to eat a piece of fruit to avoid the truth of spiritual death at the fall of man ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (II Timothy 3:7) Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth what did I get wrong? well now I understand open theism...

well now I understand open theism eisegesis takes a few favorite verses Genesis 22:12 “Now I know ”Gen 3:9 "where are you" and Jeremiah 18 “if that nation repents, I will relent” and makes them the controlling presupposition for the entire Bible. as an open theist you must accept God doesn't...

God already determined the course its a rhetorical question. so that's open theism denying scripture with the special pleading of " it's prophecy" God doesn't know what is talking about the same God who in the old testament established himself by prophecy and called for the death penalty for...

bad example God knew . (Genesis 18:17) And the LORD said, Shall I hide from Abraham that thing which I do; you acknowledge the words "did not repent" but not what they mean no God's belief does not transfer to their ability to repent God knows their free choice, they have the ability...

how does God determine what he doesn't want to know , without knowing ? believe what " define "that" you say one thing but mean something else you acknowledge the words "did not repent" but not what they mean I understand the argument ,modal fallacy The only necessity is God's belief...

it's God has exhaustive infallible foreknowledge or is he limited like a human this is God's exhaustive infallible foreknowledge not limited human knowledge (Revelation of John 9:20-21) [20] And the rest of the men who were not killed by these plagues still did not repent of the works of their...

https://substack.com/@coffeeandcovid/p-207156609 🔥 Trump 2.0 Accomplishments (as of mid-July 2026) 🔥 USAID and the “Institute for Peace” closed Negative net migration for the first time in 50 years 2.6 million+ illegal aliens removed (including 650,000 arrests and 400,000...

open theist don't believe God has foreknowledge but if God did then it would be a force the only necessity is God believing it modal fallacy , "will happen" and open theist switch it to "must happen" the necessity is in the truth of what God said will happen the necessity does not...

open theism tries to make foreknowledge a force the necessity is logical, not causal , foreknowledge is not a force the core philosophical error is modal fallacy God knows their choice of they did not repent they don't lack choice choice is not eliminated by God's foreknowledge Just...

foreknowledge is not a force The cause of them not repenting is their own free choice. Foreknowledge is not a force that makes them choose that way. It is necessarily true that if God foreknows they will not repent, then they will not repent. But the necessity is logical, not causal. Their own...

ad hominem what is the benefit God states what he will do and states what they do in response to the judgements by his infallible foreknowledge (Revelation of John 16:11) and they blasphemed the God of heaven because of their pains and their sores; and they repented not of their works. more...

you say "no" foreknowledge is not a force , then ignore it Power to decree is an authority not a force foreknowledge is not a force these people are not being forced , they are freely choosing not to repent (Revelation of John 9:20-21) [20] And the rest of the men who were not killed by...

God cannot have exhaustive foreknowledge of future "free" choices. verse that says that ? Revelation 4 says these events ‘must occur,’ and Revelation 9 states as fact that "they did not repent." How do you know God cannot know this in advance ? are you claiming you have exhaustive knowledge of...

foreknowledge is not a force #3 the ones committing the acts listed are making the choices ,And they did not repent (Revelation of John 4:1) After these things I looked, and behold, a door was opened in Heaven. And the first voice which I heard was as it were of a trumpet talking with me...

(Revelation of John 4:1) After these things I looked, and behold, a door was opened in Heaven. And the first voice which I heard was as it were of a trumpet talking with me, saying, Come up here, and I will show you what must occur after these things you pretend this is not settled (Revelation...

so who is making the choice not to repent here ? (Revelation of John 4:1) After these things I looked, and behold, a door was opened in Heaven. And the first voice which I heard was as it were of a trumpet talking with me, saying, Come up here, and I will show you what must occur after these...