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<blockquote data-quote="ColdBreath" data-source="post: 12310164" data-attributes="member: 293962"><p>Saying God is all knowing and all mighty contradicts the statement that God has given the humans a free will. If God has given humans, a free will, then God is not all knowing. Because, if humans have free will, they can do anything they like. In which case, God is not all knowing. And God can't be all mighty because he simply can't stop humans from doing what they will because he has given free will. Which falsifies the first statement, 'God is all knowing and all mighty'. All mighty and all knowing God does not stack with human free will.</p><p></p><p>Besides, if God created everything, then who created sin? If man created sin then how can you say God created everything? Again a contradiction.</p><p></p><p>My knowledge in the subject of God is very limited. So bear with me if I've said anything wrong here. And I humbly request you to correct me if I'm wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ColdBreath, post: 12310164, member: 293962"] Saying God is all knowing and all mighty contradicts the statement that God has given the humans a free will. If God has given humans, a free will, then God is not all knowing. Because, if humans have free will, they can do anything they like. In which case, God is not all knowing. And God can't be all mighty because he simply can't stop humans from doing what they will because he has given free will. Which falsifies the first statement, 'God is all knowing and all mighty'. All mighty and all knowing God does not stack with human free will. Besides, if God created everything, then who created sin? If man created sin then how can you say God created everything? Again a contradiction. My knowledge in the subject of God is very limited. So bear with me if I've said anything wrong here. And I humbly request you to correct me if I'm wrong. [/QUOTE]
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