Dan Mellis
Thorsredballs
... at least a being who is responsible for our creation.
I'll illustrate this in 3 points.
1. God apparently flooded the world because everyone was evil in their actions and thoughts
2. If god is all knowing, he knew how his creation was going to turn out and understood the consequences of his actions when creating this world
3. If god was all powerful, he could have created it in such a way that people weren't evil and he didn't need to kill them all.
If god knows how its all going to turn out and he knew every choice/thought you have before he created you, and he had the power to do it differently, it's only reasonable to assume that "free will" is an illusion of choice. If he already knows, then its already decided.
That is, if he existed.
I'll illustrate this in 3 points.
1. God apparently flooded the world because everyone was evil in their actions and thoughts
2. If god is all knowing, he knew how his creation was going to turn out and understood the consequences of his actions when creating this world
3. If god was all powerful, he could have created it in such a way that people weren't evil and he didn't need to kill them all.
If god knows how its all going to turn out and he knew every choice/thought you have before he created you, and he had the power to do it differently, it's only reasonable to assume that "free will" is an illusion of choice. If he already knows, then its already decided.
That is, if he existed.