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Originally Posted by Zyr
So far the best argument of omniscience vs free will, is the idea that to do something other than that which the omniscient being knows you will do, it would deny it's omniscience, thus you can not do this. However, you won't, so is it actually restricting you? It's stoping you doing something you can't do. Is it a restriction?
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How does knowledge of what you will choose stop you from choosing something else?
So far no one has been willing to explicitly state the jump from "You won't choose A." to "You can't choose A."
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do something other than what which the omniscient being knows you will do would deny its omniscience.
To be able to do something other than that which the omniscient being knows you will do,
but not do it, would
not deny its omniscience.