We are in God’s realm. Trying to separate man’s actions from God’s will seems to me a pointless endeavor.
It is natural to ask the question, “if God made me do this, how can He still find fault with me?”
Paul’s answer to this question is “who are you o man to question God?”
That’s all I have to add to the conversation. Not saying either of you were wrong, just adding my two cents.
We are in God’s realm. Trying to separate man’s actions from God’s will seems to me a pointless endeavor.
It is natural to ask the question, “if God made me do this, how can He still find fault with me?”
Paul’s answer to this question is “who are you o man to question God?”
That’s all I have to add to the conversation. Not saying either of you were wrong, just adding my two cents.
God gave us free will, you seem to conveniently omit that part in your reasoning
You and I are given the choice, "we" can choose to do evil, and there are consequences, we've been warned
God gave us free will, you seem to conveniently omit that part in your reasoning
You and I are given the choice, "we" can choose to do evil, and there are consequences, we've been warned
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