Apparantly, he made Adam KNOWING Adam would make the wrong choice and fall to sin.
Are you telling me that he couldn't have created a different guy, lets say Bob, KNOWING Bob would resist the devil??
It was Adam's choice, yes, but God knew about it when God created Adam.
If instead, he had created a guy named Bob, knowing Bob would make the right choice, wouldn't this make more sense??
Surely, there must be some human that would resist such an offer. Why wouldn't God create this human, instead of Adam?? Both would have free will...but God would know this "other" man is gonna make the right choice, just as He knew Adam would make the wrong one.
If such a human does not exist...then it is not fair to punish Adam [if no other man can resist either].
If it is possible for a man, let's call him Bob, to resist the serpent....why didn't God create this man instead? Unless God is just a fool?
2007-12-17
09:48:55
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damn...once again the Xtians ignored the question.
God created Adam with free will, knowing Adam would sin.
Why couldn't he create Adam with free will, knowing Adam wouldn't?
Why didn't God create a better Adam? One He knew wouldn't eff it up? Instead of one who He knew would?
2007-12-17
09:55:07 ·
update #1
LOL thanks fireball, luv ya too.
2007-12-17
09:56:02 ·
update #2
Old Ephraim...that actually makes sense.
IF we say not even God knows the outcome of free will, that is, if there are infinitely many possible universes due to free will. God sees all of them, but we pick which one shall exist and he doesn't know which one we pick.
Then it would make sense. Although you might call that thought a little blasphemous, then I could accept God as NOT a fool haha.
Thanks.
2007-12-17
10:16:43 ·
update #3