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It would be wrong to say that reality is derived from knowledge, because as your epistemological definition of knowlege explains, knowlege is derived from reality. As you explained before, the conditions for knowledge include that there must be evidence for the proposition, and the proposition...

Hey LachieM, "is omniscience an intrinsic property of God? " If your take the definition of God to "the neccessary first cause", then i think this paragraph from Peter Kreeft explains it pretty well. "To say that God is omniscient, and omnipotent means that there can be no real barriers...

"1. Something must be true to be knowledge (epistemological definition). 2. God is all-knowing. All he knows is true. 3. God knows the future of every one of us." Everything is ok up til here. What would logically follow from this is that our futures are true. i agree with 4 too. It is...

Hey LachieM, sorry I didnt reply sooner, i've been a bit busy lately. I read your continued discussion with gedi master... You think that Gedi master and I both have a major problem in that we dont understand your arguments. Well, supposing that is true, lets make this easier for both of us...

Can someone teach me how to quote other posts in the boxes???

"like I said, assuming omniscience is the easy way out" It's the easy way out to what? to your proving that omscience is mutually exlusive to free will? If it is, then USE IT. Dont exclude it because its too easy. Use the easiest or best argument that you can, dont hold back.. If you werent...

What i have a problem with is HOW you say that an omniscient god can know what you will do. " he can judge this from observing a trend in my Wednesday routine" You say this as though an omniscient and omnipotent God would exist within time, not knowing exactly what the future holds. Please...

hahah ive probably visisted your page more times..

What makes you think that the Christian Church edited the accounts of the the writers of the gospels? Is it just speculation or is there a specific reason?

Thats my point exactly. Christ was meant to be the "light" of the world, and yet modern Christianity is so confused, with so many different interpretations of Jesus' teaching through thousands of different churches. If Christ truly was God, and he intended to teach some sort of objective...

I read on Wikipedia that there are something like 38,000 Christian denominations, and they all teach and preach different things. so inevitably some denominations are gonna be more "right" than others.. and that got me pondering about a few things.. here are some of the things i was thinking...