YAZGI VE ÖZGÜRLÜK ARASINDAKİ ONMAZ ÇELİŞKİNİN SIRRI

1. Assumption: • If God knows beforehand and with certainty how I will decide and act, then I am not free in my decisions and actions (my will), and if I am not free, then I am not responsible. 2. Assumption: • If God does not know beforehand and with certainty how I will decide and act, then God is not all-knowing and all-powerful. (However, one cannot speak of the divinity of an ignorant and powerless God.) Summary: The existence of a predestination, in the sense that what will happen is absolutely known by God, eliminates freedom and responsibility; its absence necessitates the absence of God's knowledge and power, and therefore His divinity. Conclusion: If you accept the first assumption, you deny your reason; if you accept the second assumption, you fall into the arms of absurdity, in which case you are forced to deny your emotions. If you try to reconcile these two assumptions, you will understand rationally that this miracle will never happen. Indeed, the religious consciousness's discourse of "partial free will-absolute free will" and the secular consciousness's discourse of "clinamen" are of this kind and are merely signs of the middle way that satisfies the needs of ordinary consciousness. Note: We await your support to continue the interviews, please don't forget to "subscribe" and "become a member" of our channel! For the join button:    / @ducanecundiogluresmikanal   For regular lessons: https://felsefedersleri.com