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→My Parthian Shot: Would you take away free will from everyone if you were God?
::Meaning that God regards us as little more than playthings, like an interesting television program. It seems akin to the Hunger Games, the book/movie where 24 children were put into an arena to fight to the death purely for the amusement of a dystopian government. If God truly loves us, then he wouldn't allow Satan to continue to pull millions of people down into hell because he thinks it's amusing. Besides, wouldn't God know what's going to happen anyway, as He is omniscient and can thus see the future? It's not an argument that can easily hold up to scrutiny. --[[User:Bdor24|Bdor24]] 21:57, 23 May 2012 (EDT)
::Meaning that God regards us as little more than playthings, like an interesting television program. It seems akin to the Hunger Games, the book/movie where 24 children were put into an arena to fight to the death purely for the amusement of a dystopian government. If God truly loves us, then he wouldn't allow Satan to continue to pull millions of people down into hell because he thinks it's amusing. Besides, wouldn't God know what's going to happen anyway, as He is omniscient and can thus see the future? It's not an argument that can easily hold up to scrutiny. --[[User:Bdor24|Bdor24]] 21:57, 23 May 2012 (EDT)
:::Everything you see logically follows from free will. Or, in physics, the similar concept of quantum uncertainty. Would you take away free will from everyone if you were God?--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 22:15, 23 May 2012 (EDT)