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A mathematical theorem exists that says whatever can happen, Given enough time, will happen.
This not only can be shown mathematically, it seems intuitive logically.
The non calvinists say that Adam’s sin was not necessary. That he could have (done otherwise).
Assuming this non calvinist view is true, logic tells us that the fall was still necessary and basically determined to happen any way(eventually) .
Adam was compelled to sin (eventually) by his nature of being able to. It was absolutely baked into the cake from the beginning, mathematically and logically.
So this idea fails to really resolve a big difficulty that some non calvinists have (that God determines evil) with Calvinism Because this still ends up being the case simply by the nature of how he created Adam, (capable of sin).
THoughts?
This not only can be shown mathematically, it seems intuitive logically.
The non calvinists say that Adam’s sin was not necessary. That he could have (done otherwise).
Assuming this non calvinist view is true, logic tells us that the fall was still necessary and basically determined to happen any way(eventually) .
Adam was compelled to sin (eventually) by his nature of being able to. It was absolutely baked into the cake from the beginning, mathematically and logically.
So this idea fails to really resolve a big difficulty that some non calvinists have (that God determines evil) with Calvinism Because this still ends up being the case simply by the nature of how he created Adam, (capable of sin).
THoughts?