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Topic	Did God know that Adam and Eve would eat the forbidden fruit?
B0xxY2J0sHBK_ 10/29/18 10:49:08 PM #22:	VectorChaos posted... TiamatLover posted... He's supposedly omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient. There's no way he didn't know anything that he got angry over, including that, Satan turning evil, humanity becoming so bad in his eyes that he needed a great flood, etc. The only logical conclusions are he's either fictional, he's a total c, or the Bible's descriptions of him and/or events around him are inaccurate.* This is really all there fucking is to it. Or athiests try to argue the Bible without actually have read it. Everything is pretty solid. There is a reason religion and philosophy go hand in hand. --- Green Bay Packers: 3-3-1 Go Pack Go! <cite>B0xxY2J0sHBK_ posted [p:911424648] in Did God kn... [t:77146581]...</cite> <quote><cite>VectorChaos posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TiamatLover posted...</cite> <quote>He's supposedly omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient. There's no way he didn't know anything that he got angry over, including that, Satan turning evil, humanity becoming so bad in his eyes that he needed a great flood, etc. The only logical conclusions are he's either fictional, he's a total c***, or the Bible's descriptions of him and/or events around him are inaccurate.</quote> This is really all there fucking is to it.</quote> Or athiests try to argue the Bible without actually have read it. Everything is pretty solid. There is a reason religion and philosophy go hand in hand. --- Green Bay Packers: 3-3-1 Go Pack Go!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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