Mojo
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I see the definition of Free Will as the ability to have done differently, given the same circumstances.
What would that amount to under the oversight of an omniscient being?
I see the definition of Free Will as the ability to have done differently, given the same circumstances.
What would that amount to under the oversight of an omniscient being?
In other words you ca.
You don't know these things, you are just making them up. As far as I know there is nothing in the Quran about what happens to babies when they die.
Will they grow up to maturity in the afterlife? if so what if they are evil and do bad things, will they remain in paradise? Even if they do will they ever be happy considering they are untried and untested and have had no experience of life?
Nor do I think is there anything about beings remaining eternally young.
If the Quran is what you believe in you have to stick to what it says and not make stuff up.
So which verses in the unholy Quran say anything about what happens to babies after they die?
In other words you cannot quote any verses in the Quran about what happens to babies when they die, because there are no such verses.
As for who goes to hell the Quran says , over and over again that Unbelievers in Muhammad and the day of judgement go to hell.
On the contrary, I have shown you hundreds of verses. You just don't read them. As you can see, the Koran says that babies will go to paradise.
And the second thing you said is wrong too (in fact, everything you said is wrong, but I said the second for to give you a number), the Quran says that good people go to paradise and bad people go to hell. Look, I have given countless verses about this and you continue to deny it.
I have given you hundreds of verses with pages and pages of explanations, you have no point of objection anymore.
By the way, are you undergoing treatment to exorcise the demons inside you?
Peace
Free will doesn't mean freedom of choice. Either you make your own choices (good or bad) or somebody makes them for you. In the latter case, deception is irrelevant because you aren't making a choice.
I don't see how being in control of your choices would prevent you from choosing differently if the same circumstances were repeated.I strongly disagree. I see the definition of Free Will as the ability to have done differently, given the same circumstances.
Exactly. And if you make your own decisions then you are exercising free will.If someone makes a decision for you, you are not exercising free will.
This thread is about why God (if he existed) would permit evil in this world. It is not a scientific question and therefore can't be answered scientifically.We make choices of our own volition. But how we make those choices and therefore the actual choices we make is completely determined by our heredity and environment. That we do not know ahead of time what choices we and others will make is due to incomplete knowledge. It is free will of the gaps.
So I take it you're decoupling free will from actual effects. It's free will if you think you're doing something, even if you're not?What is not relevant is that the machine was rigged. What is not relevant is that you were deceived about the effect of each button on the machine.
The only relevant aspect was that you had a number of buttons to press and you chose which one to press. Since nobody chose the button for you, that is definitely an application of free will.
This thread is about why God (if he existed) would permit evil in this world. It is not a scientific question and therefore can't be answered scientifically.
On the contrary, I have shown you hundreds of verses. You just don't read them. As you can see, the Koran says that babies will go to paradise.
And the second thing you said is wrong too (in fact, everything you said is wrong, but I said the second for to give you a number), the Quran says that good people go to paradise and bad people go to hell. Look, I have given countless verses about this and you continue to deny it.
I have given you hundreds of verses with pages and pages of explanations, you have no point of objection anymore.
Since this is about the answer to the problem of evil and both of you claim to have the solution:
Can either of you explain what lesson the 3 year old child - who was repeatedly raped and then beheaded - learned?
After all you both claim that what humans consider evil is necessary for us to learn things so you both must believe the 3 year old girl who was raped multiple times, by multiple men and then beheaded was being taught a lesson.
What was the lesson she was taught?
You do realise that you both subscribe to a revolting, hideous, cruel system in which 3 year old girls have to be kidnapped, raped multiple times by multiple men and beheaded so they can learn a lesson?
Your beliefs are equally abhorrent.
You have side stepped the ig!"
And again, as you can see, according to the Quran, the good go to paradise and the bad go to hell:
I've given you all my work as it is. I gave you hundreds of verses. It's hard for you to digest. read it and learn:
https://www.answering-christianity.com/blog/index.php?topic=3845.0
https://free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9611966.0
As you can see, babies go to paradise according to the Quran.
I don't believe I have said little girls have to be raped and beheaded to learn a lesson. You however, seem to be obsessed with such horrible things.
It is my belief we incarnate as many as thousands of times, on this and other planets. I am sure I have said before that if someone suffers an injustice in one life, then it is compensated for in future incarnations. We do not suffer the same fate every lifetime. If such horrible things happen once future lives would be adjusted to heal us from such a trauma. In contrast the actions of the men who caused the suffering would come down on them in future lives.
I've given you all my work as it is. I gave you hundreds of verses. It's hard for you to digest. read it and learn:
https://www.answering-christianity.com/blog/index.php?topic=3845.0
https://free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9611966.0
As you can see, babies go to paradise according to the Quran.
And again, as you can see, according to the Quran, the good go to paradise and the bad go to hell:
https://www.answering-christianity.com/blog/index.php?topic=3845.msg18321#msg18321
Peace
Read and learn, Scorpion;
What does any of this have to do with free will?
The only relevant question is "did they make that choice themselves or did somebody program them to make that choice"?