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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But but but.. if God has a plan and everything is predestined then asking for something is either part of the plan or works against he plan and changes have to be made. Because when one person asks for something and it is granted, it is most likely taken away from another person.

Example - exams, jobs, lottery..  :lol: [/quote]

Wow genius you are the first one to ever think of that!  I guess we can all stop talking about religion and go home![/quote]

I am not the PP, but if it is so frequently discussed, how is it rationalized?[/quote]

This is kind of a trick to keep you in the loop. On one hand you need to be faithful and do as expected, but on the other hand everything is predestined so no matter what you do you end up in the same place. So in theory if you are good person or bad person it is predesigned, if you do god or do bad it is not going to change anything because whatever you are doing has been decided before you were born.

This is a seriously conflicted conundrum. On one hand you got a free will and can influence your destination, on the other
it has been all decided.

Think of Judas.. on one hand he had a choice.. but on the other hand he was always the took in God's hand he has been chosen to do what he did. So at the end this is quite confusing proposition. Free will or not free will?
What is it at the end? And if a person is chosen to do bad deeds for the sake of humanity's improvement then
is that person eternally damned or is the person rewarded. Judas ended up pretty badly here on Earth.[/quote]

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