Does human freedom limit God's Freedom.
Well often we here the phrase don't limit God, but often we see Human freedom limiting God,
I like this sermon because it shows that God did indeed grant his creation and creations freedom but he placed his freedom above ours.
For instance God said you can Freely eat from every tree, but he placed a limitation on our choice and freedom, he said but that one you must not eat.
But this isn't an open invitation to discuss Adam and eve as we all know the story, all tho your freely welcome to, it's more about God Limiting our freedom, verses humans limiting Gods freedom with there own freedom, and the reason why.
More to this sermon the question is asked does God for-knowledge equal determinism, which again the sermon says no.
For instance If God knows what your going to say before you say it, does that mean what you say will come to pass on the bases God knows , or does it mean God determined what you would say in advance.
Well no it means that God knows what will come to pass, and everything you say will come to pass, and there nothing anyone person can do to change what words a person says will come to pass, which ultimately points towards our will being in God's hand and his will being greater.
Which is saying that God knowing all things means he knows all things,
But also what ever he ordains before hand also means it will come to pass.
Here's the sermon, that raises meany other Good points, I wonder if there could be an agreement with this against many disagreements
Well often we here the phrase don't limit God, but often we see Human freedom limiting God,
I like this sermon because it shows that God did indeed grant his creation and creations freedom but he placed his freedom above ours.
For instance God said you can Freely eat from every tree, but he placed a limitation on our choice and freedom, he said but that one you must not eat.
But this isn't an open invitation to discuss Adam and eve as we all know the story, all tho your freely welcome to, it's more about God Limiting our freedom, verses humans limiting Gods freedom with there own freedom, and the reason why.
More to this sermon the question is asked does God for-knowledge equal determinism, which again the sermon says no.
For instance If God knows what your going to say before you say it, does that mean what you say will come to pass on the bases God knows , or does it mean God determined what you would say in advance.
Well no it means that God knows what will come to pass, and everything you say will come to pass, and there nothing anyone person can do to change what words a person says will come to pass, which ultimately points towards our will being in God's hand and his will being greater.
Which is saying that God knowing all things means he knows all things,
But also what ever he ordains before hand also means it will come to pass.
Here's the sermon, that raises meany other Good points, I wonder if there could be an agreement with this against many disagreements