Free will vs Omniscience

God must be omniscient. Otherwise, it is not a qualified god and is not God. You can not use free will issue to deny God. Because when you start to talk about this issue, you already assume God is omniscient.

Good questions. Both are possible.For non-Christian gods, they are defined by human.For Christian God, God is "understood" by human through human wisdom and the Bible. We put those understanding together and organized it by logic, then we present the most likely definition of God.In Christianity, to have (not to create) a definition of God (i.e. to know who is God) is the first step to discuss and to understand anything else in the Bible. This may not be true for other religions.

I guess only Christians can ask a good question like this.A god is false when the theology about that god is incomplete and is logically flawed.

Are you afraid of talking to me now?

Interesting. In that case, Jar is a normal person, and Phat is a prophet.In particular, Jar would have hard time to tell true/false in today's world. He would be absolutely confused and lost. A wise person today should be "I'll doubt it when I see it".

May be you should think more than talk.Can a three-year-old do anything FOR his father? Does a happy smile from a baby do anything to his mother?Your fundamental problem: you do not know what God is. (I am sorry, I assume you know what a father/mother is)Edited by Juvenissun, : No reason given.

Give you another logic lesson:When a person cried: "Lord, Lord";
he could be an unbeliever, like you are. Or,
he could be a faithful believer, like I am.Your interpretation to what Jesus says is FALSE.

The Bible says many many things human can NOT create and can NOT imagine. Do you know that? I can easily give you some examples.

That is a very common faith among unbelievers.
One thing I am trying to do is to falsify that idea. Christianity CAN NOT be figured out by human wisdom. It is an impossible task.See, Jar is not even dare to respond to my challenge. Edited by Juvenissun, : No reason given.Edited by Juvenissun, : No reason given.Edited by Juvenissun, : No reason given.

Extremely ignorant understanding.
I challenge you to give just ONE such "stuff". It will hit you back with profound knowledge and wisdom in the Bible.You can run away with this challenge by ignoring me. But the challenge will stand before you as long as you do not believe.

Those who cry Lord, Lord, may or may not be believers.That is a True statement.I can see you like to argue. Please follow basic logic when you do that. Otherwise, it becomes a False prejudice.

On the exact opposite, what God does in that case is absolute essential to Christianity. Nothing in Christianity is more significant and important than that.God let Adam and Eve to make the choice. That is the whole point. They did not make that mistaken choice for a very very long time. And they will not make that mistake until they were tempted to do so. Every bit of details in this very very precise and critical descriptions are vitally important in Christianity.There will be no Christianity without that decision which appeared "silly" to you.

I assume you do not know what "damned" means. That makes your issue meaningless.If you mistakenly think damned people will "suffer", you are wrong. Many of them won't. So many of they are not damned (according to your definition, even you never said what that is).

I think jar is afraid of talking to me. I keep picking on him fatally.There ARE angelic beings described in the Bible. You may wonder how do those angels look like? Yes, one of them look like a snake at that particular time (it may look differently at other time, they are powerful beings). So it is not surprised at all that the angelic snake can talk.Sorry, this is not a science forum. Otherwise, I won't say the above. But, take it a little bit back, do you believe some human can communicate with snakes (and many other animals) today? That is a way of "talk".

Where does God not tell the whole truth? How do you define "die" or "death"? When Adam and Eve lived in the Garden, they are immortal. How could they "die"?Your fault is entire due to a very foggy understanding about Christian terminology.