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    Traditionally‚ God has been conceived as possessing the property of omniscience‚ or perfect and infinite knowledge. His omniscience covers all events – past‚ present‚ and future. However‚ this presents a potential problem for the argument that humans have free will. If God has knowledge of all future actions performed by agents‚ then in what sense do agents have genuine choice? If God already knows the outcome of every agent’s choice‚ then it seems that no agents are truly free to make choices other

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    aspect of omniscience based on God’s care for his creation is   . providence An aspect of omniscience based on God’s care for his creation is   . foreknowledge Match the words from the Westminster Confession with the appropriate passage of Scripture. You may use your Bible. uphold     Psalm 37:17 direct     Proverbs 16:9 dispose     Daniel 2:21 Joseph’s brothers meant what they did for   but   worked it all out for good. Analyze the covenant made in Genesis 3:14-19. Covenant: God   the ground

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    Omniscience and Pantheism William J. Mander argues that This article argues that theism entails a species of pantheism on the grounds that there is simply no discernible difference between the God’s knowledge of the world and the world that God knows. The case against this thesis begins with the traditional theory of distinctions. But since God is necessarily omniscient there is not even the possibility that these might be considered apart and thus distinguished in that way. But neither is it

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    should live their life‚ they are both compatible with each other. Thus both meanings can be reconciled. Firstly‚ I’ll begin by examining the traditional American Indian argument on the meaning of life showing the strengths and weakness of this argument. Then‚ I will lay out the modernistic American argument also showing its strengths and weakness. By comparing the virtue and vices of both arguments I will show that one can show respect to earth and all living things by leaving the earth as they found it

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    Free Will & The Sovereignty of God Free will is a common debate among the believers and non-believers‚ what is free will‚ how can you truly obtain free will‚ what does free will mean‚ what does free will stand for? Numerous questions‚ yet they all have yet to be correctly answered‚ with honesty‚ integrity‚ no bias‚ and proof. Isn’t that what everyone asks for when you debate? Proof? Perhaps all this time they’ve been simply not looking in the right place‚ or maybe they misinterpreted the word of

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    between the gods and the humans. Any way one looks at the situation‚ they can immediately see that humans are mere pawns to the gods in their game of chess. The success and failures of the humans depends on what god would be helping which group and at what particular time. This essay will explain the three main reasons the gods in The Iliad intervened with humans: Firstly‚ gods who act on their own personal motives‚ secondly‚ gods who act as favors to other gods‚ and finally gods who act as favors

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    interventions of the gods enchanting their coveted mortals (humans) and altering the heterogeneous scenes of the Trojan War. In this poem‚ gods have an assortment of relationships with humans which include love‚ fornication‚ and mother or father relationships. Gods interact with mortals in human shapes and stimulate them. Also‚ gods cognize that every human is eventually destined to die and they anticipate humans to pray to them for every obstacle humans encounter. However‚ for humans gods are omnipotent

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    The Relationship of God and Humans God thinks within geniuses‚ dreams within poets‚ and sleeps within the rest of us~ ACU poet. God in general has a unique way of manipulating things especially when it comes to human beings. Throughout this paper my plan is to persuade you that the relationship between God and human beings in Genesis was a relationship of‚ trust‚ jealousy‚ and loyalty. Loyalty is a virtue with God because of the Adam and Eve story. “And the lord god commanded the man‚ you may

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    I believe that the human mind will be the gods. All from the fact that the cell phone in your pocket today‚ is a million times cheaper‚ a million times smaller‚ and a thousand times more powerful than a $60 million dollar super computer was in the 1960s. That’s a billion fold increases in price and performance‚ and that’s not stopping. So in the next quarter of a century‚ blood cell like computers will be billions of times more powerful and will be interfacing with our biological forces‚ and to

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    The question about the existence of God or‚ more generally speaking‚ of a supernatural entity that steers the course of the world‚ is probably as old as humanity itself. Many great philosophers were concerned with this basic and yet so important question which remains to be a controversial issue to this day! In the following I will commit myself to the above-mentioned question by firstly reconstructing Anselm´s proof of God´s existence and secondly considering his position in the light of the critique

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