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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ela_eluwa120" data-source="post: 12311504" data-attributes="member: 193664">Very interesting!! Plus, as AG pointed out, this deserves reputation. Nonetheless, few points are worth noting.First of all, saying that God knows what you would do in the future does not entails that God decides the things you are going to do in the future. There may be things that you do based on your free-will, God only have the knowledge about these things. Omniscience of God does not mean that God decides what you are doing. It, instead , merely says that God have the complete knowledge of what you decide. Ergo, there is no contradiction.Second, omnipotence of God, by definition, means that God can do every possible thing, at least according to my knowledge of Christian theology. Omnipotence of God does not declare that God can do impossible things. So, God can't create round squares, God can't create rocks that are heavier than he can lift, for example. You are correct in saying that God can't stop the acts that we do based on our free-will. However, given the above reasons, it does not invalidates the omnipotence of God.</blockquote>

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