A bit off-topic, but a completely understandable theology. I personally don’t find it meaningful to speculate about what god ‘knows’, since god is beyond all things.
In any case I’m glad you understand why believers tend to look before they cross the road.
This applies “god is beyond all things” as if it’s an established fact. The argument is built on a hypothetical.
In this case, no, we still don’t understandstand theology as you do because it’s built on irrational behavior. Unless, of course, you’re saying that you understand that theology is irrational and that’s what defines the entire thing.
And therefore God cannot know, therefore he cannot have a plan.
A bit off-topic, but a completely understandable theology. I personally don’t find it meaningful to speculate about what god ‘knows’, since god is beyond all things.
In any case I’m glad you understand why believers tend to look before they cross the road.
This applies “god is beyond all things” as if it’s an established fact. The argument is built on a hypothetical.
In this case, no, we still don’t understandstand theology as you do because it’s built on irrational behavior. Unless, of course, you’re saying that you understand that theology is irrational and that’s what defines the entire thing.