It's my understanding that He did. But He gave us the will to choose whether or not to continue with that righteousness. But don't put much stock in my thoughts, I'm barely holding on.
I think perhaps the question is whether or not this is really possible. Can you grant a being free will and then also make them so they always choose one way? That sounds like a logical paradox.
So this [the white blog] is where I [more specifically] write about the things that pertain to my learnings of Christianity and spirituality. For things of other nature, I use the other blog [the black blog].
The reason:
I grew up a little bit atheist and a lot agnostic and fairly recently, I started studying Bibley things. This blog serves as a place to empty out my thoughts about religion things, along with scientific things in relation to religion things (I've got a BSc in biology), such that the readers of my regular, more day-to-day blog [the black one], who are mostly atheist or agnostic, don't feel imposed upon and are free to read when it suits them, while I don't feel stifled by what I perceive to be their lack of compassion, respect (and even the disdain in some cases) towards religion things. And there is peace in the universe. :D
I'd just rather the people I know approach religion learnin's with an open mind and a desire for it, rather than just read out of loyalty to my writing.
And the rest of the people who might stumble upon this blog? Well, feel free to respectfully agree or give me whatfor. Either way, as long as you've kept an open mind and aren't here to attack anybody...
Anyway, I explained in great detail here in my first post ever.
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Who are "us"?
Human beings... Us. All of us. Beginning with Adam.
It's my understanding that He did. But He gave us the will to choose whether or not to continue with that righteousness.
But don't put much stock in my thoughts, I'm barely holding on.
It's a semi-circular thought, but I like it regardless. :D
I think perhaps the question is whether or not this is really possible. Can you grant a being free will and then also make them so they always choose one way? That sounds like a logical paradox.
Grant free will, but then give us a heart that sways toward good rather than horrible... No? Free will with a bias to good instead of evil?
But that will only work some of the time. An inclination isn't 100% effective.
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