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If God was aware of Satan in the garden, he was also aware of his intentions. He was also aware of the "choice" Adam & Eve would make.
Therefore, God allowed Satan to tempt them. He allowed Adam & Eve to fall.
The biblical fairy tale of Adam & Eve shows a God that set up humanity to fail in order to "NEED" redemption through himself.
is there proof of this?
His next action was to send himself (Jesus) to save us.
An event or "choice" only occur of free will if the outcome of that event/choice are unknown or undetermined.
God knowing the choice that Adam & Eve would make eliminated the event as "free will".
God pre-destined or pre-determined the outcome by his allowance of Satan in the garden.
Therefore, God allowed Satan to tempt them. He allowed Adam & Eve to fall.
The biblical fairy tale of Adam & Eve shows a God that set up humanity to fail in order to "NEED" redemption through himself.
is there proof of this?
His next action was to send himself (Jesus) to save us.
An event or "choice" only occur of free will if the outcome of that event/choice are unknown or undetermined.
God knowing the choice that Adam & Eve would make eliminated the event as "free will".
God pre-destined or pre-determined the outcome by his allowance of Satan in the garden.