Solved Theodicy?

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Theologian: Okay, if you say God isn't all powerful, then you are able to excuse some of god's behaviour. It's a far superior position in my opinion. It's still discussing the imaginary as far as evidence goes, but at least it's consistent.

I think I explained in detail why the analogy isn't valid, because it doesn't even show what you said it shows. You said scientists know what the weather will do. They do not. They predict it. They be right, they may not.

If God knows what I'm going to do before I do it, can I choose do anything else? If in fact you're saying he doesn't know what I'll do, then there is no contradiction.