Submitted by BernardJOrtcutt t3_11qaiuh in philosophy
MundaneConclusion246 t1_jc2syr9 wrote
Reply to comment by MundaneConclusion246 in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | March 13, 2023 by BernardJOrtcutt
Update: I just learned about fatalism and I guess the whole Judas question has already been asked. Does this idea say anything about moral character though?
StealUr_Face t1_jc91edv wrote
Watch the movie minority report if you haven’t. There’s people who see the future and stop crimes from occurring. Even though they know the future they are not causing the crime. I think, and I could be wrong, it’s argued that In the same way, God’s knowledge of the future identifies what humans freely choose to do; he doesn’t cause them to do anything.
Another argument I’ve heard is that it’s written in plural not singular form. So God’s warning against Judas betraying Christ is a warning to us all.
If that is your faith
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