02 Jun '13 15:03>1 edit
Originally posted by SwissGambitWell, He knows everything. He set it all in motion in the beginning. But I feel it's just physics now, a relatively perfect system doesn't need an overseer. If man were to muck it up, then I would guess that's man's problem. This is why mere mortals can't get the immensity of being God. Knowing every detail is overwhelming to us, to be sure. But you know, I'm guessing He can't be too bothered with it all. For one thing, death is only a 'change of state', not an 'end of it all'. We view it as a horror only due to our limited understanding.
That wasn't my question. Does he, or does he not, know these things in advance?
Yes, He knows in advance. I know, next you're going to say what a monster He is for not 'saving' us. Well, the thing is, He's already saved us, if only we'd listen. We're told to be ready. We're told to lay up our riches in Heaven, and not on earth. What's really sad is those who think this is all there is. If this is all there is, then yeah, I can see why they'd think it's all a dreary and useless existence.