So, I know this shit sounds crazy but

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by King John

Well for one the earth isn't 6,000 years old like the bible says, but that one's too easy, here's a question I've never gotten a good answer too. If God is all all knowing, meaning that he knows what we're going to do before we do it, how do we have freewill? If God knows what you're gonna do that means your actions are already predetermined, thus freewill is an illusion. On the other hand if we truly have freewill that means God doesn't know what we're going to do, which means he wouldn't be all knowing. Explain that for me.

I'm not a theist, and this is a high quality argument.

If I were to play advocate of the theist stance, however, I'd have to go the calvinist route and side with the concept of predestination.

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by King John

Well for one the earth isn't 6,000 years old like the bible says, but that one's too easy, here's a question I've never gotten a good answer too. If God is all all knowing, meaning that he knows what we're going to do before we do it, how do we have freewill? If God knows what you're gonna do that means your actions are already predetermined, thus freewill is an illusion. On the other hand if we truly have freewill that means God doesn't know what we're going to do, which means he wouldn't be all knowing. Explain that for me.

I'm not a theist, and this is a high quality argument.

If I were to play advocate of the theist stance, however, I'd have to go the calvinist route and side with the concept of predestination.