Wow, you just gave out a post that shows how far you've missed the point then you are gonna have a go at someone else missing the point. Is this a trait
that certain "Christians" have, this self-unaware hypocrisy?
You know predestination was never the topic in dispute, right? But you're gonna bring it up, go off on a tangent about things that wasn't actually the main point of question then you're gonna have a go at someone else for missing the point? Well done
Yes, a broken and decaying world, created by God, who is suppose to be all powerful, whom according to tesseract could destroy Satan any time he wants, but chooses not to, but allow the exercising of free will, where anyone can be free to choose to commit evil, where the innocent and the oppressed will freely be maimed and persecuted and killed even though they have done nothing wrong, where kids can have predisposed genetic diseases, the list goes on.
So you'r'e telling me, this broken and decay world, created by God, is this ****** up, this unfair, this unjust, but all of it is because of free will, the ability for people to be able to choose to have a relationship with Jesus, to understand His love. That sounds ultimately screwed up bat droppings crazy. If God is all powerful, yet chooses to ignore this terrible mess, unjust things happening, innocent perishing, then He must be psychotic. If God is all loving, then I don't see how allowing all these heinous things happening is love at all, it sounds like Charlie Sheen beating his wife kinda love, and if He is truly loving, then He should be actively doing something about this mess, which He chooses not to, even though he's omnipotent
So either God isn't omnipotent or he isn't loving, because free will doesn't allow for both of those to be true. He wouldn't be very just, either
But I know what you're gonna do, you're gonna do a tesseract, somehow ignore all this, talk about me missing the point, and go off on a tangent about something else, because that's just what you do