Moral sense comes from the knowledge of good and evil. Would you give it up?

Knowledge of good and evil is another name for conscience. It is a tool used by God in the attempt to save men from his wrath. And a tool used to ensure that lost men can be justly exposed to the fury of Gods wrath. A double edged sword thus. It is not prized as the noblest asset for the simple reason of it's being double edgedIf God had intended that his children not eat of the fruit then the simplest thing to do would have been to omit planting that tree there in the first place.God, in providing Adam with this fruit of choice, also ensured that what a-moral Adam ingested would provide the means whereby all (of his now sinful) offspring would offered Adams choice.Choose for God: yes of no.

7/10 ....There will be some who do, no doubt..
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. 8/10 ....Which is a way of saying that he did do something.
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. 6/10 ....True, but I've marked you down for not carrying on the the obvious conclusion (no option = no choice = no way to exercise any free will
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. 10/10 ...Spoken like a Christian!
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. 10/10 ...Masterful!
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. 10/10 ...right on the money - they were consequential creatures only. Not moral creaturesAverage score = 8.5.Well done AQEdited by iano, : No reason given.

No. God wanted Adam to have a choice. I don't think even God could provide a choice which couldn't be chosen - irrespective of what God would want Adam to have done God promised death for disobedience. God keeps his promises. Our best/worst asset. It's a tool of God applied to each and every man that will result in each and every man being saved or condemned.It's a double edged sword.

And I said what was conscience?I didn't say God wanted us to have conscience. At least I don't remember saying such a thing Neither.Edited by iano, : No reason given.