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Re: God and the Devil and forgiveness (was Re: POV-RAY orange color)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Wed, 25 Aug 1999 07:39:19 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, "Tom McDonald" <radiotitan@spamcake.yahoo.com>
writes:
> I don't believe that predestination is a process that shapes and guides us. I
> believe predestination has only to do with knowing what shall happen, not
> altering or guiding what shall happen. This doesn't mean that it's pre-
> planned, just foreknown.
Say, if it took God six days to create the heavens and the earth and the sea
and all that is in them, this would seem to indicate that God isn't
infinitely fast...that good things take time. Maybe He could make the
Universe blink *out* of existence instantly, but if Creation took six whole
days, then how could everything after that be foreknown? (Unless part of
Creation also consisted of the rigorous process of going about to foreknow
everything, and maybe that took 5.9999999999 of the 6 days. :-)
Say, is a God day equal to an Earth day? Or is it something much smaller
like an attosecond or something? If God could create the heavens and the
earth in six attoseconds, then I'd be more likely to believe that He could
foreknow everything.
--Todd
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