Serenity7855
Lambaster of the Angry Anti-Theists
So you'd view Jesus as a totally separate entity from God, correct? While Jesus was walking the Earth, there was no "God" in heaven ... because he was busy doing carpentry work in Judea, right? And all this talk of "The Holy Spirit" is just figurative window dressing, yes?
One God. That's why they call it "monotheism" after all. Right?
I don't get it. I have already told you that I do not believe in God incarnate or the trinity. I have told you that neither are mentioned in scripture. The bible talks of the Godhead. God the eternal Father and his only begotten son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost. Three seperate and distinct individuals act as one. I get the feeling that you have never heard of the Godhead.
So God cannot know the future. That's what you're saying, right?
No, that is not what I am saying. Are you doing this on purpose. I said that God cannot know what decisions I am going to make - predestination. I have said that God is Alpha and Omega, knowing the beginning from the end.
Again: You are stating that it is impossible for God to know the future. Correct?
Incorrect.
Can you please cite a scripture that supports your view?
The whole sermon on the mount was about the introduction of the Abrahamic Covenant - free agency.
This is called having your theological cake and eating it too. Can you cite a scripture that states God cannot know the hearts of man? Cite a single scripture that puts limits on God's knowledge of things. Please.
"I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done." ~ Isaiah 46:10
There is no need for me to do that. God introduced the plan of redemption. A fundamental part of that plan is free agency. If God knew what you were going to do before you did it then free agency is compromised and predestination is introduced nullifying free agency. It is a simplistic concept.
It isn't up to me to define "good Christian." This is why I asked you. In my view, there is only one sort of Christian: Deluded.
Ah, there you go again with your need to be rude. Funny though In my view, there is only one sort of atheist: closed minded.
But if (as you've indicated above) you're defining "good Christian" as "physically perfect" I can accept that.
I don't know what a good Christian is. You used the term so you define it.
That's a tautology if ever there was one.
Not really, it seems as if you are asking the same question in a different guise making it look like I am repeating myself unnecessarily.
And does it then follow that God cannot do that which cannot be done?
Your not reading my post are you.