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@ acumen

Andir said: "God would have to manifest himself in front of me, answer a few questions about my being, and my life and answer them correctly. I would ask him to describe my innermost secrets."

I think he'd have noticed if that had happened.

You then replied, claiming "your scenario has two possibile outcomes", that one of them was "God to prove his existence undeniably", and the other, that Andir reject god.

Either you'd originally meant "God to prove his existence undeniably" in a way that denied free will, which would make your reply massively stupid. Or else you'd meant "God to prove his existence undeniably" to mean 'God to provide very strong evidence', and later changed your meaning to one which ruled out free will, which would be deceptive, wriggly debating.

"hence he IS partly responsible for when you do something wrong"

Surely he's completely responsible. He created you in such a way, that he was certain you would commit the sins you do.

I liked the idea of an omnipotent God "likely have a good feel" about which decisions would be made. Likely have a good feel? Classic. Not so all knowing then? But he insists he is?... Oh no.