Is open Theism biblical
- Thread starter TomL
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You would have to answer rebuttal something you have not shown yourself able to do
I answered your question. The answer is no.
Scriptural rebuttal
You have to actually address the evidence presented. Something you rarely if ever do.
You asked a question, I answered it. The answer is no.
Dodger boy is at it again
Scriptural rebuttal
You have to actually address the evidence presented. Something you rarely if ever do.
You posted no scripture genius.
I'm not talking to a podcast. I'm talking to you.
Yet I posted a podcast
And you already affirmed God was free to create or not create thus inadvertently affirming Open Theism
So
Sure. That does not mean He sat there thinking, gee what kind of world should I create.
Nope. Did He know you would exist on the cross? Did He love you on the cross?
You are dodging again and failing to address the issue raised
If he was free to create or not create that future was open
Your position requires all be settled, closed not open,
but the Calvinist's own affirmation of the freedom of God refutes the idea all was closed
Nope. Your argument does not necessarily follow.
That's because it is. God knows the end from the beginning.
Nope. Another non-sequitar
Because He always knew does not mean He could not have chosen otherwise. False premise.
Opps
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Perhaps you should be charged an entertainment fee then?
You can make it out to the forum
