So sure that I am willing to wager my soul on it. How about you?
I doubt my will is defining God's will.
You must know a lot!!!
From post 158 ..... which was snipped.
Last edited:
So sure that I am willing to wager my soul on it. How about you?
As his image bearers do you think he made us like him in this respect? Did he give us a free will?If "there is no will in existence that is free from God", including "God’s will”, then only God's will is free. God is the only One capable of possessing a free will, as He is the only One capable of knowing what freedom is and means. We can attribute that up to His omniscience.
Do not wager soul's and do not pay with that.
I doubt my will is defining God's will.
You must know a lot!!!
From post 158 ..... which was snipped.
As his image bearers do you think he made us like him in this respect? Did he give us a free will?
Do not wager soul's and do not pay with that.
Yup ....
Is there a argument forthcoming?
Well if "free will" means the ability to deny God and you believe you have "free will", then you aren't following God's will, but your own.
I am that sure in what I believe. Are you?
reading through some of this thread is like being in the Twilite Zone . I can hear Serlings voice rofl.......
So are you saying God does allow for free will?
Not looking to argue the point either.
No. God's Kingdom does not allow for denying or contradicting Him.
If God can't deny or contradict Himself in reality, then in reality God doesn't allow for a contradiction of His will.
If God is the only one capable of offering freedom from self-deception, then believing you can freely deny or contradict God leads to its implementation.
What about this scripture, from Paul.
Everything is permissable, but not all things are beneficial?
What about it?
If you think this allows for God and His children denying and contradicting Him, then make your case.
No. God's Kingdom does not allow for denying or contradicting Him.
If God can't deny or contradict Himself in reality, then in reality God doesn't allow for a contradiction of His will.
If God is the only one capable of offering freedom from self-deception, then believing you can freely deny or contradict God leads to its implementation.
Even Job had to make a Covenant with his eyes not to check out the little hotties...Errr ....
So I had no free will, before conversion.
and now after conversion?
IMO, some of you guys tend to overstate your case.
Even Job had to make a Covenant with his eyes not to check out the young ladies...