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Yes they do, and even morality can be independent of free will. It just becomes impossible to assert that a Christian God judges some super-natural “You” withou
by HEmanZ 4y ago
Yes they do, and even morality can be independent of free will. It just becomes impossible to assert that a Christian God judges some super-natural “You” without Free Will. That’s about all your lose.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 4y agoI'm hardly a believer in deities, but if there were such a judge somewhere, why would it be required of humans to have free will before judging them? When I go to the grocery store, I judge which bananas to purchase. No one asserts that bananas have free will.
- HEmanZ 4y agoYa this is why I used “Christian God” instead of generic “god”, because you’re totally right.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 4y agoBy any reasonable method of cataloging Christian deities, there are well over a dozen. Perhaps hundreds, all distinct. Christianity has this annoying habit of failing to (often) speak the name of their deities, so it's difficult to make the distinction sometimes. But even in fictional narratives where names are not used, it's possible to identify distinct individuals based on their actions, personality, and carefully correlating together various stories. Same here. Did you think there was only one?