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On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Michael wrote:
Mike Miller wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
But the Bible also clearly teaches that just because such actions are
the will of God, this does not excuse the wicked intentions, e.g. Romans
9:19-24:
So it is possible for a man to resist the will of God? I thought God was
all powerful.
Just because you have power doesn't mean you'll use it. Free will and
all that.
Does the "will of God" mean the same things as "the hopes of God?"
Free will is such a funny idea! So God has perfect control of all matter
and energy in the universe, but somehow, in the midst of all that, the
human being has a "will" (like a spirt or something?) that is "free" from
everything around it. Then God kicks back and watches to see what the
free wills do. He hopes for certain things. Is that like a form of
gambling?
Mike
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