Image 1 — Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense
Image 2 — Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense
Image 3 — Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense
Image 4 — Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense
Image 5 — Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense
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Allah guides whomever He wills and leaves astray whomever He wills. Then, saying everyone has free will makes no sense

For instance, Quran 13:11, 74:37-38, and 18:29 state that Allah would never intervene. However, Quran 14:4 and 7:178 say that Allah can intervene and guide or misguide them to seal their hearts. How is that free will, and isn't that a contradiction?

u/THMuser335 — 7 hours ago

Free will and all-knowing?

I have an issue that God gave free will to humans, but he already knows the outcome of whether they will believe in him or not. So why would he create them when he knew they would go to hell? It doesn't sound like free will, and it undermines him. Furthermore, why would God put the forbidden tree there in the first place, knowingly that adam and eve will eventually eat it or touch it. Also why did god even create the snake in the first place to tempt adam and eve. He created the snake so adam and eve can fail he knew they would fail even before he created them.

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u/THMuser335 — 5 days ago

What was the most shocking contradictions you found in the bible?

I recently left Christianity due to the absurdity of the Bible. Has anyone found obvious contradictions in the Bible? These could be scientific ones or stories that are the same with slight changes that are contradictory it would be nice if someone created a list of them.

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u/THMuser335 — 11 days ago