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11/6/2015 10:14:13 PM
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I'm not a theologian, but God knows all choices we make, because we made them. Therefore, he knows whether we will be going to heaven or to hell. Of course the obvious thing to say is "But we don't have free will then, do we?". No, we have free will. It's just that God knows what we are going to choose. He didn't make those choices for us, we made them. Trying to understand such a seeming contradiction with our brand of logic will get us nowhere. It's something you just have to accept on faith.
As for God's wrath, I believe neo782 explained it quite well. God's wrath is directed at sin. There are a lot of verses in the bible that are downright confusing. It's why there is a whole career dedicated to theology. So many factors have to be taken into account: translation, time period, culture of that period, etc.
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Your answer is lucid, well thought out, and makes sense with very few ways to argue against it effectively. 10$ says he completely ignores it. Sadly this guy isn't looking for enlightenment or answers. He's looking for posts. Look down a ways to Spartan 220's post and you will get the idea.
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[quote]Your answer is lucid, well thought out, and makes sense with very few ways to argue against it effectively. 10$ says he completely ignores it. [/quote]
