God's Will

@chaney3 said
How can we possibly know what God's will is for our lives?

We can make a decision based on the likelihood that's it's God's will, but it turns out to be a disaster.

Or, we make a decision that seems highly unlikely that it could be God's will, and it turns out great.

I don't think we can know.

A very relevant passage:

s: I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent. Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? (1 Cor. 1:19-20)

@chaney3 said
How can we possibly know what God's will is for our lives?

We can make a decision based on the likelihood that's it's God's will, but it turns out to be a disaster.

Or, we make a decision that seems highly unlikely that it could be God's will, and it turns out great.

I don't think we can know.

why not?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Good news sir. This is the last reply I will make to you in any thread.

Here that chaney! you only have to goad him into one more reply then you can prove him wrong 😉


( "goad" lol )

@caissad4 said
I have an important question about gods' will.
Did he leave me anything ?
Last time I was mentioned in a will I got a 15 year old automobile which parts were no longer made for. With my luck he left me Detroit.

apparently you get what you need... lol

@chaney3 said
Correct.
Only God knows His will.

So why do Christians falsely claim to know God's will in their life?

They don't know.

Read the Bible.

It's not a secret.