the question, to dumb it down, is how can something which is complete have the potential to be completed

This is not the case. God being an omnipotent being has the ability to give us the freedom of choice - this does not contradict his omnipotence. His "desires" are not the same type of desires that we have. Omnipotence means God can have seemingly contradictory things within him and it not matter because he is, well, omnipotent. Even considering this, we can say that God's given freedoms to us - and thus a desire for us to follow the correct choice - are not contradictory to him being perfect. God has a will, and his will is perfect.

@Joywolf

yea this is all a dodge

It is not?

ye it really is

EOC

How so?

it doesnt address why its not a contradiction, its just jargon

We explained why it's not a contradiction

We also simply do not see how it even *is* contradictory.

God has a will - and that will is perfect. @Joywolf

I warned you may not like the answer, but if you're not willing to listen to us and attempt to understand this view -

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nothing I can really do.

more saying the same incoherent anser

?

answer

How is it incoherent

Do Explain

just because you cant understand it doesnt mean its incoherent

@Joywolf Care to explain?

@Joywolf explain why its incoherent

Remember we are trying to keep this civil and respective, lets continue doing that.

@Veraic I already asked twice, relax

no im dealing with something more important, try rereading

Makism more like Makdonalds

😐

he cant explain

nice dodge

ok cope

@Veraic HOHOHOHO.

What has transpired.

@Maksim Victor’s my friend, by the way.

Victor?

The one who just came in.

Ah ok

@VICTOR117 c’mere.

WHAAaaat

@Maksim bro i caused like 3 users to join

epic