Hasan_ibn_Sabah
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Clete said:Saying it doesn't make it so.
Can you establish even on syllable of this Biblically?
Yes, the Bible states thats all things are subject to God.
Clete said:Saying it doesn't make it so.
Can you establish even on syllable of this Biblically?
Nancy this is the first intellectually dishonest post I've seen from you. I don't recall whether or not you and I have had exchanges in the past but up to this post you've been doing nicely in regards to responding honestly. You have neither responded nor dispelled anything, as far as I can tell you aren't even talking about the same issue.nancy said:I already responded to it and dispelled it with ease, Yorkitz.
The Bible says anything you want it to say if you do not use sound reason.Hasan_ibn_Sabah said:Yes, the Bible states thats all things are subject to God.
Freak said:Hasan_ibn_Sabah, is a unique name, where is it dervived from?
Clete said:The Bible says anything you want it to say if you do not use sound reason.
I want chapter and verse please and a specific argument that establishes your previous post.
I'd be willing to wager that you cannot do it.
Resting in Him,
Clete
WWII happen in the past Nancy. The past is fixed and so of course this does not apply. Can people in the past redo things so that history is changing all the time only we can't tell because to us the past is the past and our knowledge of it changes as it changes and so it seems to us not to change? Rediculous right? So your example doesn't apply. People in the past cannot do otherwise because their deeds have already been done. If God has already seen what I will do then I am no different that a character in your documentory and have no freedom to do anything other than what God has witnessed.nancy said:Clete, this is the last time I will answer this specific take on the argument.
You have the free will to take your car or not. Just because God observes what choice you pick does not take away your free will decision, he is just observing your free will decision.
Take an example if I watch a documentary on WWII. Just because I know the outcome of the war does not mean that the people in the documentary did not have a free will choice in what they did at that time. I'm just watching what occured.
I will not respond to you again until you establish you previous post. I am not stupid Hasan.Hasan_ibn_Sabah said:So you don't beleive all things are subject to God?
OkayClete said:I will not respond to you again until you establish you previous post. I am not stupid Hasan.
drbrumley said:Well, another muslim. Thats cool.
I am right, therefore . . . I am right.nancy said:Clete if God is outside time then he can know the future.
If your observation of an event is prior to the event i.e., foreknowledge, and your observation is perfect (the correct actual future outcome) then there is only one possible future and therefore freewill is removed.My example is valid in that observing something does not cause something to occur.
If your not, the name implies it. My apologies.Hasan_ibn_Sabah said:Where?
I think you think you are making some type of logical point but it's simply not there.Hasan_ibn_Sabah said:Okay
Bible: Know ye that the Lord he is God
Bible:Know ye that the Lord he is God
Bible: O Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens.
Bible: God is in the heavens: he hath done whatsoever he hath pleased.
Bible: The Lord reigneth, he is clothed with strength wherewith he hath girded himself: the world also is stablished that it cannot be moved.
Judaic Prayer: Hear us Lord, Master of the Universe
You: God is subject to time.
Thats just psalms and a portion on how the Jews address God, God is Soveriegn over the universe, over the entire universe according to the Bible, the entire universe is the whole of the spacetime continuim. The Bible clearly states that God is Sovereign over everything, the whole Bible is a testament to that fact. God the Father gives all Authority and makes all things subject to Jesus Christ. How can God do that if all thing are not subject to God.
Now show me where in the Bible does it say that God is subject to time
drbrumley said:If your not, the name implies it. My apologies.
Knight said:I think you think you are making some type of logical point but it's simply not there.
You have an inability to distinguish time (the measurement) from time (the concept of a sequentially reality).
Hasan_ibn_Sabah said:I am an Orthodox Christian, Greek Orthodox Christian variety, we go way back to the 1st century Church, you know The Church, the real Church, the one established by Christ himself not Pope Linus, not Emperor Constantine or Martin Luther or John Calvin or Pat Robertson but the Church established by Christ.