So let me get this straight...
You tell me that an all powerful, all knowing, omnipresent being not only created everything, but also has plans for the future which he has revealed to people whom we call "prophets" which account as an evidence that this God exists... and out of ALL of this, you say that i still have my free will?
the same God, who I am told, killed all the first born children of egypt because he was mad at the Pharoah.
Predestination or not, explain to me how god killing an entire nations first born children off for being angry at the pharoah has to do with free will. It sounds AWEFULLY like God was against freewill of the first born. not to mention they were SUBJECTS of the pharoah. They HAD to do, and act, and believe how the pharoah commanded them.
...and how about the flood? predestination or not, God killed every man woman and child (even the unborn) because "they were evil". How does freewill exist in that situation?
You tell me that an all powerful, all knowing, omnipresent being not only created everything, but also has plans for the future which he has revealed to people whom we call "prophets" which account as an evidence that this God exists... and out of ALL of this, you say that i still have my free will?
the same God, who I am told, killed all the first born children of egypt because he was mad at the Pharoah.
Predestination or not, explain to me how god killing an entire nations first born children off for being angry at the pharoah has to do with free will. It sounds AWEFULLY like God was against freewill of the first born. not to mention they were SUBJECTS of the pharoah. They HAD to do, and act, and believe how the pharoah commanded them.
...and how about the flood? predestination or not, God killed every man woman and child (even the unborn) because "they were evil". How does freewill exist in that situation?
