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JudgeRightly replied to the thread God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge.You don't even know the meaning of the word. But that's exactly what you're continuing to do. You're reading exhaustive foreknowledge...
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it's your theology which open theism uses as eisegesis I don't use it as my theology you’ve already abandoned God has exhaustive...
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its an impossibly high bar to prove to an open theist , i mean open theist don't even believe God has that "exhaustive knowledge of...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge with
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I've created this thread as a place for those that believe God has "exhaustive foreknowledge of every single human action, even before... -
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge with Like.
False... we let the Word of God speak for itself. AGAIN, get on TOPIC or you're out!
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge with Like.
Lying will get you nowhere. You use vain human philosophy to "interpret" the Word of God. We let the Word of God interpret the Word of...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with Like.
Duh... how else would He do it? Double-negatives are a bad way to communicate. Yes, God IS the standard that He uses to describe the...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with Like.
God IS the standard.
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You just cited a verse that says how morality applies to the perfect Creator God. He is "without iniquity". How can anyone be judged...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with Like.
To anyone here on TOL: How would morality apply to the perfect Creator God? morality /mə-răl′ĭ-tē, mô-/ noun The quality of being in...