god is not responsible for our thoughts because they are a product of freewill, a choice made by a rational mind, initially this is the principle. I further made the comment that God was not responsible for our thoughts because they are a nonexistenct thing, of no substance, therefore not attributable or a part of him.
There could be no true freewill with an omniscient being as the sole creator of all things, logically speaking.
As you said earlier "logically there could be nothing that eixsts outside of God." That being the case it stands to reason that sin and evil is directly attributed to God. He doesn't merely condone it, or allow for it while not condoning, but he is responsible for its creation.
Even God in the scriptures claims to create just that.
So now we have sin that God created and gave us a desire to sin, yet instructs us not. But no man can fully resist sin, also supported by scripture.
That means that every human being that has lived, is living, and will live is going to sin against God no matter what they do. There are none that are righteous, no, not even one, said David and reiterated by Jesus.
So lets do the math.
God creates sin, then he gives us a desire for sin, and makes it so that we cannot fully escape sin no matter how hard we try.
Yet, we have "freewill." That is self-refuting and self-defeating.
Furthermore, if God knows all things he knows everything that we do. That he knows what we will do, and knew from the very beginning what we would all do, means that there is no freewill and that we are predestined to do whatever he thinks we will do.
You said it yourself, nothing exists outside of God. And because of that nothing passes without his expressed permission.
Edited by Hyroglyphx, : No reason given.
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