Simply put, I do not think you resolve for the problem of evil since you do not provide a link between God’s omniscience and omnibenevolence
You are just arguing that God is all knowing, and we aren’t and so what? How does that relate to omnibenevolence?
on the fact that I don't believe that human ignorance means God is omni-everything. It sounds a bit disingenuous to me and it would be nice if you could specify why not. Thanks!!!
Yeah, so I was thinking about your argument recently and I wanted to ask your thoughts on the possibilities of knowing everything about a certain topic, couldn't that illustrate a case where humans can technically be omniscient about a certain domain
For example, a human can be omniscient on the parts of car, or omniscient about the current domain such as research methods and testing.
I hope this is making sense, but the idea is that because human beings can be all-knowing about a certain topic, it is possible that God is not all knowing. I believe that God is not all-knowing in the sense of sin. It is often argued that God does not know what sin is, because he is all-good, and sin is bad. In view of this, could it also be argued that God does not know evil because he is all good? In other words, he might not know/see the evil in the world because he can only see or feel the good, because he is all good? Yeah. I'd love to hear your response to this. Thanks!
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