But if God doesn’t know what we know, God is not all knowing, and the concept of God is contradictory. God cannot be both omniscient and morally perfect. Hence, God could not exist.

God is omniscient. God is all-knowing. There are no secrets because he already knows the past, present and the future from one end of the universe to the other and everything in between and without.

If God were sued, would one have to serve God with papers? After all, one might argue, an all-knowing God might not exactly need notice. No, this question wasn't dreamed up by a group of 1Ls after ...

Old Testament believers trusted that God's Word would one day be fulfilled — and they trusted that "Israel was the nation selected by God to be His chosen people," Knowing-Jesus.com also says.

But Romans 8:28 gives us hope through knowledge: “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” ...

While writing this column, I tested the claim. I wrote “Is God real” in my Google search box, and the engine rendered 4,570,000,000 results in 0.38 seconds.

While doomscrolling one sleepless evening I came across the Epicurean paradox, which argues that a deity who is simultaneously all-knowing, all-powerful and all-loving cannot exist. Attributed to ...

We are so privileged to have the merciful and all-knowing God who will never leave us behind, never give up on us, although we are mere mortals. More: Scripture. Jill Rice.