God and Possibility

[Tom_Baum]

I see that you are not open to the possibility that God’s omniscience extends to seeing how we would have lived our lives had we been able to live them without their being cut short by fire, flood, disease, crime, or abortion.

I don’t know that you can prove God cannot see a life not lived as it might have been lived, and I know I cannot prove God does see such a life.

You should read my post, I believe, not know, but believe that God’s Omniscience extends to fiction but that is not the whole extent of what I posted, however I did give my “opinion” concerning that which is not reality and was known beforehand that it would not be reality.

As far as “proving” anything concerning God, I can not “prove” that God Is, in my opinion, I believe that only God can “prove” that God Is, none of us can.

 

[Aloysium]

I recently attended the funeral of a young woman who took her own life.
It is still so very raw.

People came together from the various chapters of a life too short,
like golden threads of love connected together through her smile,
and woven in a pattern guided by our heavenly Father.

A mystery stretching to the infinite spaces and times,
is known to the depths of the microcosm.
And, we all in this, now with our tears and inadequacies,
a little less part of this world, yet marvelling at its wonders.

She is safe in Abraham’s bosom, away from her torments.
I don’t need a lawyer to pour over scrolls old and new,
to tell me I will will meet her in heaven;
the proof is in the love that remains.