Quote (Aurorae @ Jul 23 2010 11:15pm)
Your analogy is flawed because it doesn't take into an account omniscience.
Here is a simple demonstration to prove omniscience and free-will cannot co-exist:
There are two objects on a table: an apple and an orange.
God is omnipotent and knows with 100% accuracy you will pick up the apple.
Is it possible for you to pick up the orange?
If no - Then you don't have free-will
If yes - Then god is not omniscient, and is flawed.
In the instant that you're put forward an apple and an orange, and you pick one, how much of a percentage of choice do you have in the manner?
If not 100% then please explain what is forcing you in this instance to choose one or the other.