If God had internet, how fast would his connection be?

Drakkon

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If he had internet i bet its only something like 2400 baud modem....he has an enternity to let things download :p
nyuk nyuk nyuk
 

JustAnAverageGuy

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Originally posted by: DotheDamnTHing
Originally posted by: jagec
well to God "A year is as a day".

So, 56k.

If a year is a day to him, would not that mean his internet connection is extremely fast?

He's saying that he could wait forever, therefore, speed is not an issue.
 

ToeStub

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Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?
 

Cobalt

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Originally posted by: ToeStub
Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?

Well in that lies a paradox pertaining to the free will thread. If he knows everything that ever will be etc, like who will be good, bad, go to heaven or hell then what is the point of free will if we are all ready pre-determined so to speak.?
 

her209

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Originally posted by: ToeStub
Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?
So does God know what he's going to do before he does it? :Q:shocked:
 

rudeguy

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Originally posted by: her209
Originally posted by: ToeStub
Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?
So does God know what he's going to do before he does it? :Q:shocked:

he has already done it
 

daniel1113

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Originally posted by: cobalt
Originally posted by: ToeStub
Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?

Well in that lies a paradox pertaining to the free will thread. If he knows everything that ever will be etc, like who will be good, bad, go to heaven or hell then what is the point of free will if we are all ready pre-determined so to speak.?

I don't believe knowing something is going to happen can be equated to mean predetermined to do something... but that's for another discussion ;)
 

Cobalt

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Originally posted by: daniel1113
Originally posted by: cobalt
Originally posted by: ToeStub
Considering that God knows everything that has been, is or ever will be, why would he need internet service?

Well in that lies a paradox pertaining to the free will thread. If he knows everything that ever will be etc, like who will be good, bad, go to heaven or hell then what is the point of free will if we are all ready pre-determined so to speak.?

I don't believe knowing something is going to happen can be equated to mean predetermined to do something... but that's for another discussion ;)

In a way it could be. Because if you were to change your mind on a decision he would know that to, ahead of you doing it. So that action would in-turn be predetermined, no? Maybe I'm just thinking too much today. My brian hurts. :confused:
 

daniel1113

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Yes, but if he knew that you were going to change your mind before you made a decision, then that would be the known outcome the entire time.

Damn... now my head hurts, too.