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But it is his will to remain self-consistent, i.e. he cannot change and has no desire to do so. God is entirely different from us in that there is no contradict
by TimTheTinker 8y ago
But it is his will to remain self-consistent, i.e. he cannot change and has no desire to do so. God is entirely different from us in that there is no contradiction anywhere in his person, nature, or work.
- 0xBA5ED 8y agoYou're saying that he chose to have no choice. This implies there was a point at which he had a choice, then chose to have no choice. Can you see how nonsensical this is?
- TimTheTinker 8y ago> He chose to have no choice I never said that. God’s existence and nature are eternal and outside of spacetime. Neither changes with time.