Morality

[Angrboda]

Meh, God knows everything it is possible to know and can foresee all potential consequences for every concievable choice. To me, that satisfies the notion of all-knowing. If you want to insist that God must know what cannot be known, you can do so but it does not seem reasonable to me.

I'm a little confused about the concept of god knowing all the possibilities and god knowing all.  Which one is it?

I was taught that god knows what you are going to do and even if it's a screw up he lets you do it anyway so you have to repent and possibly pay an eternal price.

Makes me think that god is sitting back with a cup of coffee watching his creations screw up for some sort of entertainment and the eventual begging for mercy.