if ? has a plan how can there be free will?
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thedesolateone
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anyone have an answerthat makes sense?senseless answers are also welcomed
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why do u fail to recognize a possibility of free will being part of a plan? stupid.
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thats a nice one,
how do you see free will helping the plan??? -
Freewill post:fiat_money wrote: »Not only that, even "? " can't have "free will", if "? " is omniscient and omnipotent. For if "? " knows everything, it knows its own future, and if "? " can do anything, it can deviate from its own future. However, if "? " really knew its own future, any deviating actions that it would make would also be known; meaning "? " would not actually be deviating from its future. Therefore, if "? " knows its own future and can't deviate from it, this means, despite being able to do anything, "? " doesn't necessarily "choose" to do anything, as "? 's" future actions have already been defined by "? 's" absolute knowledge of the future.
Thus, if "? " knows its own future, yet can't choose to deviate from it, "? " does not have "free will". -
Chillin&Postin wrote: »thats a nice one,
how do you see free will helping the plan???
u in the image of ? . thought precedes substance= something from nothing = immaculate conception. free will is essential to any plan anybody would make. YHWH means "is/ was/ will be". in that image is the collective consciousness. in a multi-verse of infinite possibility; freewill is mandatory. why?because the plan of what people call ? is CONSTANT CHANGE.