happydolphin on 29 January 2013
| Jay520 said: Earlier you were. Here is one of your earlier posts: "The fact that it's already determined doesn't change the fact that it's a choice. Steps 0) God turns off omniscience. 1) God makes me. 2) God turns on omniscience. Me can chooose, God can know. Problem solved. " Omniscience deals with knowledge. |
Yes, my wording here was bad. By that I meant "God puts concerns aside but maintains omniscience". With almost every other post after this one that meaning was clear, but I apologize if I confused you. What matters to me is not whether I'm right or wrong but that you find your answers. Now is your answer more clear? Despite the poor wording in this post, the meaning from then onward was always the same. Separation of concerns =/= loss of omniscience, and that's something we agree on, and that's the foundation for my faith in free will, at the moment.
