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He made free will. He is omnipotent so knew free will would cause sin. Therefore He created sin.
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Freewill does not cause sin.He made free will. He is omnipotent so knew free will would cause sin. Therefore He created sin.
No.Then it would be a part of what you call "creation".
No.
God did not embed Murphy's Law into His creation.
I doubt it.Would there be sin without free will?
He made free will. He is omnipotent so knew free will would cause sin. Therefore He created sin.
your argument is false. & the conclusion is incorrect. Just because He is aware of sin, does not make Him the creator of sin. That is guilt by association (a fallacy.)
Everything He made was perfect until sin entered the world. Still, u can see His fingerprint everywhere!
good post. Sin was not created by God, sin is an absense of good, not a positive character trait. God only possess the positive.
Well in fact we won't "choose" at all. A choice would be between two possible courses but there is in fact only one. We simply have the illusion of choice.
good post. Sin was not created by God, sin is an absense of good, not a positive character trait. God only possess the positive.
Great question!
God did enter our space time. In the form of a human being but still God. It was he, Jesus Christ, that created everything. It was also Jesus that appeared to and talked with many people in the Bible that they describe as being God.
Your concept of space time (past, present, future) is an invention of man. Which begs the question. Are we really in an eternal space time where God is?
Good observeation, I agree. It is the second person of the Trinity that manifested in space and time. You are correct. But Christ that created everything did so before he was manifest.