(April 17, 2013 at 5:20 pm)Godschild Wrote:(April 17, 2013 at 5:41 am)Waratah Wrote: Not really sure how you cannot see how I came to that conclusion.
As soon as you put a condition on the use of free will it is NOT free will anymore. Even if you are in agreeance with the condition, free will is gone.
This is what you said
The condition in this case is accepting god. "... price of rejection people will pay..."
If you have the ability to laugh at yourself, you maybe now rolling on the floor. Let us hope it is aat least.
There is no condition in what I stated, you are wanting to see something that's not there to make your argument valid in your own mind. You have free will till you die or Christ returns, which ever comes first.
Actually there is nothing to laugh about, it's sad when people ignore God's truth.
Just in case you missed my post I decided to use the reply of one of your posts godschild so to make sure whether you are avoiding my questions just like Drich did in his avoiding question thread or just missed it.
Here is my post
Let us focus on what you said godschild, all of it not just part of it.
Quote:The knowledge of God's existence does not contravene God given free will, I did not say it did, what I said was when Christ returns your free will is gone, no more, vanished, taken away and ect. This is the price of rejection people will pay, there's no free ride in life why would you believe there would be with God.
You have stated quite clearly and consistently that when christ returns you will lose free will. I accept and understand that is what you have said.
Directly after saying that you stated the reason for the loss of free will is due to 'rejection of god'. So far you continue to just ignore this part. Why?
I can easily accept the when you die part you lose free will. Can you please tell me the reason for losing free will when christ returns if it is not because of the rejection of god as you have stated before?