They say God doesn't prove he exists because that would violate free will. How? How does knowing god is real force us to love him? [Spirituality & Religion]
This appears to be the accepted excuse for why literally billions of humans are not going to receive salvation and it appears totally facile as a justification.
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Reading comprehension: try it out. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ " HOW does knowing god is real force us to love in him." As in "[i]I [b]do not[/b] believe knowing god is real forces us to love him[/i]". lol how can you so completely fail to grasp the idea?
Holy crap. Ok, i trust i've clarified your mistake to you. No re-read the question and answer appropriately.
Ok.🤦♀️ I'm just going to give you the benefit of the doubt here. It was just an honest miscommunication.
When i ask "How does knowing god is real force us to love him?" i am saying that [i][b]i do not believe[/b][/i] that knowing god [i]forces [/i]us to love him and therefore the excuse that knowing god is real would be a violation of free will is erroneous.
When i ask "How does knowing god is real force us to love him?" i am saying that [i][b]i do not believe[/b][/i] that knowing god [i]forces [/i]us to love him and therefore the excuse that knowing god is real would be a violation of free will is erroneous.
How do you respond to this idea? Do you have a rebuttal?
