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    God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge

    And? Even granting for the sake of argument that this is a prediction of a particular future human response, how does that establish exhaustive, infallible foreknowledge of every future human choice? Specific foreknowledge is not exhaustive foreknowledge. Exactly! Human sins are not God's...
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    God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge

    And? The verse is about God's knowledge of His own works, not every future decision made by human beings. And don't rip the verse out of its context. The immediate context is the Jerusalem Council, where they were trying to determine what to do about the Gentile believers and whether they...
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    I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

    Going from being able to seat 200 guests on the inside to around 1000, in addition to eliminating the need for outdoor tents, is an upgrade regardless of your opinions of it, Arthur. On top of that, it being a secure above-ground cover for a multi-story underground military and emergency...
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    I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

    Unlike the UK, the US is still a first-world nation. Hosting foreign dignitaries safely is one of the things we need to be able to do. Using outdoor tents because we don't have enough interior space in the place designated for such events, brings other nations' opinions of us down. Thus, the...
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    Isaiah 41:10 – Fear not, for I am with you

    This is an English board. Please use English only.
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    I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

    It may be a vanity project, but there's at least good reasons for it.
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    I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

    $400M is probably justified. Having foreign dignitaries and US leaders protected during events in the modern era is not a light undertaking. Add onto that fact that it needs to meet certain building standards for historic preservation demands just increases the cost.
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    ECT The Beast Revelation

    Now ask it if the passage could be using Lucifer's fall in the Garden of Eden to describe the coming fall of the king of Tyre. Betcha you won't. I'm going to address this as a single piece: "Science" cannot discover something that isn't true. The Big Bang is an anti-God "solution" (for lack...
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    What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?

    "Get Out of the Matrix"?
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    ECT The Beast Revelation

    The only thing I have issue with is "long before Genesis 3," and I'm guessing it was just a typo on your part...
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    ECT The Beast Revelation

    Try reading beyond one or two verses, and not just after them. Moreover the word of the LORD came to me, saying, “Son of man, take up a lamentation for the king of Tyre, and say to him, ‘Thus says the Lord GOD:“You were the seal of perfection, Full of wisdom and perfect in beauty. You were in...
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    ECT The Beast Revelation

    Try Ezekiel.
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    I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

    You mean like repealing the NFA (pro-2ndAmend), deporting foreign invaders, protecting our borders... Those american values? Fair. So you can't answer a hypothetical? Unfortunately, I think you're misconstruing what happened. Yes, people voted blue. I'm not denying that. It wasn't...
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    God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge

    No. Asking you to provide biblical support for a claim you're making is not an argument from silence. And that isn't even the argument being presented. We've provided positive arguments demonstrating why exhaustive, infallible foreknowledge is incompatible with libertarian free will. You're...
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    God's Exhaustive Foreknowledge

    Ah, yeah, now I see that. You're right. Sorry @Idolater. Guess my brain wasn't firing on all cylinders from how late it was. In my defence, though, you probably could have worded it a bit better. But it's my bad. That doesn't follow. Whether something happened a millisecond ago or a thousand...
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