I, for one, commend you for your consistency.![]()
…but boring and wearisome…
Same ol’ claptrap over and over…
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I, for one, commend you for your consistency.![]()
Dealing with the problem of evil is something everyone that studies seriously must do.
And to know in a relationship, which is what the context supportsπρογινώσκω
STRONG’S NUMBER:g4267
Dictionary Definitiong4267. προγινώσκω proginōskō; from 4253 and 1097; to know beforehand, i.e. foresee: — foreknow (ordain), know (before).
AV (5) - foreknow 2, foreordain 1, know 1, know before 1;
to have knowledge before hand
I don’t know anyone that holds to the doctrines of grace that believe Adam had no choice but to sin.My position is that Adam had the libertarian free choice not to sin, whereas the Calvinist’s position is that Adam had no other choice but to sin. If God has decreed all things that come to pass, that would include Adam’s sin. I’ve heard others try to explain this away with the concept of primary and secondary causes, but I chalk all that up to philosophical thinking.
There was no relationship before the foundation of the world. I don’t believe in the little Cupid babies who leave heaven to be born on earth. (I don’t think you do either)And to know in a relationship, which is what the context supports
Peace to you
What I have heard, and believe, is that before the fall, there was the ability not to sin.