Comments on: Predestination and Free Will http://www.pomotheo.com/2006/theology/predestination-and-free-will/ Joining the post-modern, post-church, post-evangelical, emergent, missional, theology, and world events conversation. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:13:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: ro http://www.pomotheo.com/2006/theology/predestination-and-free-will/comment-page-1/#comment-133 ro Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:34:19 +0000 http://www.pomotheo.com/2006/uncategorized/predestination-and-free-will/#comment-133 What we need to acknowledge is that many things are depicted Biblically. For example, on one hand God is immutable, we can't change his mind, this is evident in Scripture. On the other hand God will change his mind, i.e. Lot, Abraham, etc. So we have both ends of the dichotomy, both are right, and when one renounces the other (i.e. God is COMPLETELY immutable) they are wrong. Make another post with the response if you get one. What we need to acknowledge is that many things are depicted Biblically.

For example, on one hand God is immutable, we can't change his mind, this is evident in Scripture.
On the other hand God will change his mind, i.e. Lot, Abraham, etc.

So we have both ends of the dichotomy, both are right, and when one renounces the other (i.e. God is COMPLETELY immutable) they are wrong.

Make another post with the response if you get one.

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