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**skiboyx** · 04-12-2011, 08:47 PM

I understand that there are people here who don't believe that humans have the capacity of free will, but for those who do; how can one explain the existence of free will while God is Omniscient and had always known what choices we humans were to make?

Is it possible to do anything other than what God has foreseen?

If the answer is yes then that negates the infallibility of God.
If the answer is no then that negates the free will of man as one is necessarily incapable of choosing other than what God has the Foreknowledge of.

Thanks for your time.

04-12-2011, 08:47 PM	#1
skiboyx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 439 Senior Member	Foreknowledge and Freewill I understand that there are people here who don't believe that humans have the capacity of free will, but for those who do; how can one explain the existence of free will while God is Omniscient and had always known what choices we humans were to make? Is it possible to do anything other than what God has foreseen? If the answer is yes then that negates the infallibility of God. If the answer is no then that negates the free will of man as one is necessarily incapable of choosing other than what God has the Foreknowledge of. Thanks for your time.
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