@grifftomaino: please share your thoughts! #god #christianity #freewill

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skinnybanana73
skinnybanana :
God knows everything, but that doesn’t mean He controls everything. Imagine you’re watching a parade from the street—you can only see one float at a time. But God is like someone watching from a rooftop who sees the beginning, middle, and end all at once. He knows every choice we’ll ever make—not because He makes us do it, but because He sees our whole life in one view. We still have real choices. Even though God already knows what we’ll do, we’re the ones who actually choose. It’s not like we’re robots being programmed. We decide what to say, think, and do, and those choices really matter. God’s knowledge is like reading the whole book before we live it—but we’re the ones writing the story one page at a time. Why does this matter? Because God wants real love, not forced love. He gave us free will so we can choose to trust Him. If God forced us to obey, it wouldn’t be real love or real obedience. His perfect knowledge and our freedom both exist together.
2025-06-17 22:25:17
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tineabb0
Lorcrazystank00 :
Brother religious people are SHEEP! They don’t care about logic and you are going to waste your time💔 they’re religion Saldy is all they have
2025-06-17 21:19:21
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chenny_fabris
Chenny Fabris :
who created evil???
2025-08-11 00:41:16
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al3x4444cs
⩩Alex🇷🇴☦️⩩ :
God is outside the time dimention so he can see the outcome of every choice you'll ever make but rather than choosing for you He gave you the free will to make the choices yourself,obviously it's a thing too complex to fully understand since we're 3 dimentional beings
2025-06-17 21:18:49
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alzheimers46
Alzheimers :
God is great ✝️
2025-06-17 21:14:34
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hades.night
Hades :
In the presence of an all powerful, all knowing, all creating being. You have as much free will as a video game NPC from the developer.
2025-06-17 22:45:48
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notsocoolbradyn
notsocoolbradyn :
Jesus loves you bro
2025-06-17 21:17:45
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kamsey_onyejiaka
K :
i feel like this is common sense 😭🙏
2025-06-18 10:16:23
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linobruhh
︎ :
the mental gymnastics going on in these comments are incredible lol
2025-06-17 21:22:09
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fr.xae
xavier :
The point is YOU don’t know what God knows. If I wanted a hotdog instead of a hamburger purely just because I felt like it, he didn’t force me to choose it js because he knew what I was going to choose, and I’m still happy with my choice that I made because I went based off my own feelings.
2025-06-19 00:36:47
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martin.apa
Martin.apa✝️ :
It’s not that you can’t choose anything other than what God knows. God knows what you did because of what YOU freely chose. You flipped the logic
2025-06-18 00:12:30
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filip.zx
filip🧩 :
He got a good point I can't lie
2025-06-17 21:14:12
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joe_fartolozzi69
gavin :
One could argue that we don’t have free will, even in an atheistic world
2025-06-18 01:08:54
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mannppaa
mannppaa :
im not religious however omnipotence does not work this way god would not adhere to human contradictions god can make a round square god can grant someone free will and controll them because omnipotence does not care about contradictions
2025-06-17 23:02:44
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yeowwwwchh
yeowwwwchh :
Scientifically we prob don’t have free will either so🤷‍♂️
2025-06-17 22:14:42
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growthischange_
Change :
God has foresight, it doesn’t mean you don’t have the free will to operate, but he knows what you will do with that will. Not that complicated brochacho
2025-06-19 17:34:30
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eternal_rays
☪ 𝕬𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖊 ☪ :
religious people in this comment section are making religion look bad
2025-06-17 22:14:03
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uncs.wrld0
uncs.wrld0 :
Here’s something for thought. You’re only thinking of there being one possible outcome, maybe God being all known see every possible outcome at once we only live one outcome which means we have the free world to choose which outcome we live but he see every outcome. This satisfies God been all knowing and also us having free will.
2025-06-18 04:16:22
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jalenjesiahsmith
Jalen 😪 :
The best way to put it is God knowing the future, doesn’t mean He “causes” the future. No matter what He can see He isn’t forcing you. If you watch a basketball game, then go and watch the replay of the basketball game, it wouldn’t mean you caused those players to act the way they did. You can only see what they did, and aren’t the reason for their outcomes nor fate
2025-06-17 21:47:55
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jake__m07
Jake._.M :
God just feels like an excuse to not own up to your actions, a get out of jail free card. I understand people have a genuine belief in it’s ideal and it’s comforting to think things happen for a reason but it just makes it sound like people cannot come to their own decisions or conclusions as it’s always “up to go”
2025-06-18 00:48:09
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zephy.eau
Zephy :
This question is actually pretty interesting, but the answer is simple lol. Youre getting caught up in the causation part of the free will, that God’s knowing the future determines what you will do in the present. Youre using logic to try and explain something thats beyond it. You cant use this outcome - which you havent even seen btw - to explain the facet of something that, to us, we cant comprehend. Its like trying to explain color to a blind person. We can try, but its impossible to do, because people blind from birth have no concept of colors. The fact that God knows what will happen does not take away the freedom of will, because we cant see the future like he can. We can try to correlate the two concepts, explain in what ways time could work or pretend like we know for certain that God’s foresight is set in stone or even linear, but we cant “see” the 4th dimension of time so we do not know. Maybe our choices create alternate universes and God is watching all of them. Maybe its the other way around and God’s foresight really is caused by our choices. Maybe the “future” does not actually exist as a concept and is not really part of the everything that God knows. We can only theorize, but we dont know the full extent of God’s power, or the extensive strings of our reality in the slightest. If we somehow understood how time worked in its full capacity, maybe it would still not make sense, but the only part that matters is that God is not moving us along by strings, and we do not know the future until it gets here. That is enough to make our choices our own.
2025-06-19 04:24:33
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jose._bv
pilinmaster888 :
good knows what you Will choose because you 🫵 choose it. just because he know what you Will choose does not mean you can not choose, nor does it mean that you do not have freewill. that is just my opinión.
2025-06-17 21:19:34
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kilahleandra
kilahleandra :
My understanding of what youre asking is, If the ending of the book is already written, am I really deciding anything, or just reading lines? God isn’t waiting for things to unfold like we are. He sees all moments at once, past, present, and future. Imagine time like a timeline drawn on paper, we are stuck moving one inch at a time. God, the Creator, sees the whole page at once. So He sees you choosing freely, but already knows what that free choice will be. It’s foreknowledge, not fate.
2025-06-17 21:49:15
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ells_2213
eliada 🪽🫧 :
God exists outside of time. basically he sees past present and future simultaneously. he doesn’t predict ur choices but he observes them from a timeless vantage point. you still make them freely within time, even if God already sees the outcome 🙏
2025-06-25 14:33:16
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monarch028
Xlade_Mønarch :
Unc ignore the haters
2025-06-17 21:36:11
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