Zone1 I believe in free will

RE: I believe in free will
SUBTOPIC: Does Humanity Know the Thought Processes of a Deity?
⁜ MarathonMike, et al,

The question (of Free Will) implies that in some manner, there may be conditions in which a superior entity confers or denies this freedom. Alternatively - Free Will may be an Illusion.

These concepts (Free Will and First Cause) unfold a paradoxical implication and erode the belief in the Three Great God Powers (TGGP):

◈ Omnipotence: God is all-powerful.
◈ Omniscience: God is all-knowing.
◈ Omnipresence: God is everywhere all the time.

AND, this impacts how we define "Truth." Is truth an outcome of the facts as a basis? - or - Is truth an outcome of reality? Are there different kinds of truth?

The Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR) takes into consideration that anything and everything has a reason, cause, or explanation. Anything and everything that occurs must have the quality of being possible to understand by humanity. Can humanity understand a deity?

One of my personal guiding philosophies is "TRUTH IS SIMPLE". If an explanation explodes into complication and multi-conditions, I'm out. I have believed since a teen-ager that the only logical explanation for God's role with humanity is that of a benevolent creator and observer of what he/she/it has created.
(COMMENT)

It is not universally understood how quantum mechanics affects scientific reason any more than the reasoning of a deity can be thoroughly understood. in most conditional discussions, the question of why a Deity (assuming the supernatural is real) does what it does is beyond human understanding.

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Most Respectfully,
R
 
It is not universally understood how quantum mechanics affects scientific reason any more than the reasoning of a deity can be thoroughly understood.
My statement was not about mathematics or physics which are inherently complex. It was made in the context of religious beliefs.
 
One of my personal guiding philosophies is "TRUTH IS SIMPLE". If an explanation explodes into complication and multi-conditions, I'm out. I have believed since a teen-ager that the only logical explanation for God's role with humanity is that of a benevolent creator and observer of what he/she/it has created.
Sorry some things are just complicated. There's going to be more of them in the future.
 

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