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From: teitz@aecom.UUCP (Eliyahu Teitz)
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Subject: Re: Re: Divine omniscience
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 14:58:23 EST
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> I for one am tired of this cop-out, as advanced by Wingate, Teitz, and many
> other people i have talked with. so once and for all, it will be laid to
> rest:
> 
>     AXIOM #1:
>         God is omnipotent.
>     Axiom #2:
>         God is omniscient.
>     AXIOM #3: 
>         God exists in a timeless environment. We do not.
> 
>     Question: Can God Make a Decision?


	Before you get started you must define how G-D does anything. Forget 
 not, that not only does G-D not exist in a timed environment, He also does
 not have any environment or bounds to His existence. ( I saw your last point
 so don't think I didn't read the article before responding ).

	What your whole article boils down to is the age old question:

	If G-D can do anything, can He make a stone He can't lift? Think
 about it for a while and repost when you find the fallacy in the question.

				Eliyahu Teitz.