earl40
Puritan Board Professor
The person in question says...."There is no "level" on which God is actually in favor of sin. He's against it 100 percent, all the way from start to finish."....Now I agree that God is %100 against sin by His prescriptive will, but we are on the topic of His decretive will.
Would the below be OK in your opinion?
Do you think it will pleases God to manifest His punishment for eternity? If so why could God not will (decretivly) all sin for His glory by manifesting His punishment on those who are not His children? Now if one thinks God is not pleased to punish then why does He put Himself to grief by punishing the wicked?
Would the below be OK in your opinion?
Do you think it will pleases God to manifest His punishment for eternity? If so why could God not will (decretivly) all sin for His glory by manifesting His punishment on those who are not His children? Now if one thinks God is not pleased to punish then why does He put Himself to grief by punishing the wicked?
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