ReverendRV
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I clicked the Link, and nothing...
Here is how you twisted the question
It does not matterI clicked the Link, and nothing...
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Here is how you twisted the question
Is it your belief God could not stop sin from entering the world?
You did not ask me if God could stop sin
but that if he could not stop sin
I affirm he could stop sin
I deny he could not stop sin
Try again
If God could have stopped sin from being in the world, but He didn't, then sin is in the world by the will of God, isn't that correct?It does not matter
He reversed the question
which was not
could God stop sin
which would be a yes
but was could God not stop sin
I would deny God could not stop sin
Here you say God could not stop sin from entering the world.Here is how you twisted the question
Is it your belief God could not stop sin from entering the world?
You did not ask me if God could stop sin
but that if he could not stop sin
I affirm he could stop sin
I deny he could not stop sin
Try again
Nope i am saying the opposite
Did evil exist before creation?And if evil did not exist before creation then does that mean God created evil and its His Perfect determinative Will for evil and sin .
By his permissionIf God could have stopped sin from being in the world, but He didn't, then sin is in the world by the will of God, isn't that correct?
That's not what you originally said HERE; do you agree?Nope i am saying the opposite
that God was not unable to stop sin
No, it's not, and the link to your words makes that clear.Your claim is false and without support
Which is to say, by His will; do you agree?By his permission
Agreed.Evil did not ever have to exist , God could of prevented it or had another alternative so evil must be part of His perfect will.
Not his determinative willWhich is to say, by His will; do you agree?
Already addressed
Again I told you what my meaning wasThat's not what you originally said HERE; do you agree?
IOW, according to you, not by His will, but by His; is that correct?Not his determinative will
but his permissive will