Michael Jones

And, you know, I get it.

But stop pretending you know your entire psychology.

Okay.

Like people spend years in therapy trying to understand their own psychology.

Ha, ha, ha.

and learning stuff about themselves I never knew, you might be surprised.

So when people say that, okay, you're saying that, but I don't know if that's true.

I don't even know if you know that's true.

So we got to first think about this.

So...

we have to remember that God's moral obligations are gonna be different for him.

So maybe he does know that, but he also sees all possible futures.

Maybe if he knows he gives you some evidence of some sort, you're gonna reject him, but it's also gonna make your life worse or it's gonna make you into a worse person.

Like, let's say there's some atheist out there and God...

gives him evidence, and he doesn't convert to Christianity.

Instead, he becomes a prosperity preacher and does all sorts of horrible things.

Well, maybe it's better that God doesn't actually give evidence to him, because he's not actually gonna become a real Christian.

He's just gonna become a swindler, a snake oil salesman, and use it to take advantage of people.

We have to remember God is omniscient.

He knows all these possible futures.