06-15-2015, 02:51 PM
(06-15-2015, 02:42 PM)Benton Wrote: And God loved him anyway. Hitler was a horrible being, but that doesn't mean he wasn't loved along with everyone else.
Of course "God loved him". He only existed because God wanted him to right? He obviously had a part to play in God's overall scheme.
Quote:And knowing someone is going to do something (omniscience) is not the same thing as doing it. Knowing they will make the wrong choice doesn't mean He doesn't love them or make Him any less omnipotent. Which is not the same thing as omniscient.
Have you ever heard of an accessory to a crime? Well, God happens to be the ultimate accessory by biblical definition.
Quote:I think your confusion is you're overlapping the two terms.
Again, have you ever heard of an accessory to a crime?
Quote:Omniscient means he knows everything. Omnipotent means he can do anything. One doesn't mean he has to do the other.
An all-knowing God who is powerless to control outcomes isn't omnipotent.
