
07-04-2009, 12:39 PM
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Heaven is full of goodness and icosahedrons
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Re: Preordinance and Punishment
I'm not so much arguing that God can't "make a decision", as that the idea of "making a decision" is meaningless (or at the very least unworthy of the connotations we give it) when an omniscient POV is involved. If we treat God as a program, for rhetorical purposes, an input of "worship" has an output of "salvation"; no notion of choice is required.
A conscious being is one who maps reality to an internal active symbology, and "experiences" an output. No particular ability is required.
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