Originally posted by twhitehead
But once God has decided, he is constrained by his decision. He cannot rethink it and re-decide or his prior 'knowledge' of the future was imperfect. For his knowledge of the future to be perfect, be must know his own future decisions and future thinking.
He cannot simultaneously perfectly know the future and have volition in the future. Also either ther ...[text shortened]... n he did not know the future, or there was never a time that he actually made those decisions.
The Holy Bible says that God is the only one that can tell the end from the
beginning. And He has revealed many things to the prophets to prove it.
However, I don't know if this means God knows every little detail of all
there is to know. Maybe we need jaywill to quote some verses from the
Holy Bible on this subject. Between the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Spirit, God may know all there is to know past, present, and future. But
I don't know if this is true or not. I don't know what the Holy Bible has to
say on this. Perhaps I was "daydreaming" if I read anything on it. The
Holy Spirit hasn't saw fit to enlighten me on this subject as yet. Maybe,
I am not ready for it and to me it seems like none of you are either.