Do we still deny a Creator that knows the future?

Question

Didn't He know that Al Qaida would attack the Towers?
Didn't He know the U.S. would go to Iraq?
Ddin't He know the U.S. will be forced to pull out?
And bring about the alliance of the Medes and Persians as foretold?
The Shia in Iraq and Iran?

When we ourselves have dreamed of our own future? Why do we still deny these things?
A worldwide cataclysm, and humanity's struggle to survive afterward?

Solomon

Answer 1

There will be those who deny to the very end :(

Answer 2

God knows the future and the past because he is almighty. he knows what you will do, what you have done, what you will do only because he can look forward and see it. Some people have a problem with this because they think that it aborts free will. That is just stupid. Just because God can look forward and see what you are going to do tomorrow that doesn't mean he made you do anything it only means he knows what you are going to do before you and the rest of the world do it. I think personally it must be a very boring life for him to know everything that is going to happen in advance. It kind of takes all the fun out of living don't you think?

Answer 3

I wish it was true. I look forward to being 'left behind' and living the rest of my days out on a world, building a world without the yapping of believers. Too bad it'll never happen... just another wildly illogical delusion.

I may as well make crazy claim, dinosaurs where god's first chosen pets. He got finished with them and called them home, killed the nonbelievers so they remain as fossils. God decided to try a new game, and sent dinosaur souls back down as humans. We where all dinosaurs in past life!

Answer 4

If any of the above information had been given to us before
they happened, maybe we could have avoided it.

Religion is absolutely useless as a predictor of events,
only as commentary after the fact.

Science, as cold etc as it might be, does allow us to predict.

I am not saying whether ot nor there is a creator, but saying
that he knew something was going to happen etc. is
pretty pointless if he isn't clear, well documented and useful.

Yes, I hold God to the 5th grade standard of clarity in writing.

Answer 5

Yes He did know these things would take place.
Man has free will and most of these things above are contributed by man.

Yes, God allowed these things to happen, but He did not cause them to happen.

For in all things, all things work together for good to those who love God, and are called for His purpose.

Answer 6

destiny indicates the perfect plan of God. If God wants , ıt occurs; it is destiny! everybody knows it but some do not want to accept:) it is difficult to accept because you will accept your are ojnly a poor......God is powerful and you are only a soldıer whu had to obey:) anyway I want to talk about destiny. first, human cannoıt choose something lıke illness or his/her hearts working......only God wants and we come to face with it.on the other hand, ıf anybody use hıs power to do a good thıng GOd creates goodness or else... God creates the thıng we want to do. do you beleive destıny?

Answer 7

So ambigious. If you're looking for these meanings, you will find them. That's the beauty of the human mind and association.

Give the delusions up already.

Answer 8

We do not understand why people have prophetic visions. There is no need to add supposition onto a lack of understanding and say that god was responsible for them.

Answer 9

You realize that there have been no predictions from the bible that have saved anyone/anything? It's only after the things have happened that you find predictions. It's all in your mind.

Answer 10

The God is a creation of human beings.The destiny is fixed,whether you like it or not.